shamble

One way in which he differs from his boss is a personal, shambling humility that shows through in his design.

Indeed, under the terms of a shambling peace process, the basic shape of the Nepali state is an open question.

At the moment, I refer to myself as "shambling amateur" , "ambulant pacifier" or "milch cow" .

Kit was a shockheaded shambling awkward lad with an uncommonly wide mouth, very red cheeks, a turned-up nose.

China, for the price of its patronage and protection, has been sucking up what's left of the shambling North Korean economy.

A shambling cabaret debut, "Frank" was a high-school yearbook photo, something better left to conversation than to the canon.

Now at the end of 1829 , most medical practice was still strutting or shambling along the old paths .

The shambling corpse, controlled by a demon of sloth, causes its enemies to become weak and fatigued.

They cited a journalist's 1861 description of the tall, lanky Lincoln's "shambling, loose, irregular, almost unsteady gait. "

Though your shambling rotomatic corpse will be slightly better at stumbling through underbrush than your zombie colleagues.

Hadley was a tail, shambling man with thinning red hair.

The queen remembered the Maid of Tarth, a huge, ugly, shambling thing who dressed in man's mail.

Yet for centuries our people have lived in a city that is nothing more than a shambling pile of stones and rotting vines.

DingShi mother-in-law has more than 70 of the old lady, natural slow-moving, shambling, wrinkled, speak not clever.

One day he saw Lincoln -a tall, shambling man.