shamble in English

noun

1

a slow, shuffling, awkward gait.

Fans are used to Young's laid-back stage presence, the hunched shoulders, eyes often masked by cap or hat, the trademark shamble and lurch.

verb

1

(of a person) move with a slow, shuffling, awkward gait.

he shambled off down the corridor

synonyms: shuffle, drag one's feet, lumber, totter, dodder, hobble, limp

noun

• shambling, shuffle, shuffling

verb

• shuffle, drag one's feet, lumber, totter, dodder, hobble, limp
• shuffle, scuffle

Use "shamble" in a sentence

1. I wake them up and we shamble along towards the Customs.

2. Shuffle and shamble indicate moving without lifting the feet completely off the ground.

3. And watching her shamble away up the road, he stood in the sunshine and wondered.

4. Synonyms for walk Clumsily include lumber, plod, shamble, shuffle, stumble, trudge, clump, stump, galumph and stamp

5. But he stooped and appeared to shamble as he walked, chunky and untidy in his tweed suit.

6. Bedabble •babble, Bedabble, dabble, drabble, gabble, grabble, rabble, scrabble •amble, bramble, Campbell, gamble, gambol, ramble, scramble, shamble

7. Sayable •babble, Bedabble, dabble, drabble, gabble, grabble, rabble, scrabble •amble, bramble, Campbell, gamble, gambol, ramble, scramble, shamble •psychobabble

8. Wait, please; you betray too much vigor, too much decision; you want more of a shamble.

9. After days of days of hard exercise and practice, my son could sprawl slowly and stand up to shamble a bit eventually!

10. Zombies shamble up the rows of the grid toward your house, and if they get past your defenses, well, you know.

11. An elderly and toothless woman lived in a shamble of newspapers and produce cartons on top of the stairs in the hall.

12. 1 Description 2 Enemy Data 3 Trivia Clinking Men are zombies that shamble very slowly toward their victims, and once near enough, they lunge forward and fall flat on their face while attempting to inflict contact damage