coggle

An obsolete verb meaning to shake, totter, or wobble; to be unsteady or move unsteadily.

• 🇪🇸Verbo en desuso que significa tambalearse, oscilar o moverse de un lado a otro; ser inestable o moverse de manera insegura.

1. Walk unsteadily C2 informal british

   To move or walk in a shaky, unsteady manner, as if about to fall.

   • The toddler coggled across the room.
   • He coggled along the icy path.
   • She coggled on her high heels.

   🇪🇸Caminar tambaleándose

   Sinónimos: lurchreelstaggerswayteetertotterwobble

   Antónimos: steady

2. Move unsteadily C2 informal british

   To shake or wobble, not necessarily while walking.

   • The old table coggled when he leaned on it.
   • The pile of books coggled dangerously.
   • Her voice coggled with emotion.

   🇪🇸Bambolearse

   Sinónimos: rockshakeswayteetertotterwobble