coggle

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

frVerbe vieilli ou rare signifiant vaciller, trembler ou osciller ; être instable ou se déplacer de manière incertaine.ruУстаревший глагол, означающий трястись, шататься или качаться; быть неустойчивым или двигаться неуверенно.esVerbo en desuso que significa tambalearse, oscilar o moverse de un lado a otro; ser inestable o moverse de manera insegura.deVeraltetes Verb mit der Bedeutung zittern, wackeln oder schwanken; instabil sein oder sich unsicher bewegen.ptVerbo arcaico que significa tremer, balançar ou oscilar; ser instável ou se mover de forma insegura. Em uso figurativo, pode indicar vacilação ou hesitação.zh指摇晃、晃动、摇摆，或不稳定、走起来不稳当。arفعل قديم يعني الاهتزاز أو التمايل أو التأرجح، أو عدم الاستقرار والتحرك بشكل غير ثابت.

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.

   frmarcher en titubantruИдти шатаясьesCaminar tambaleándosedeUnsicher gehenptAndar cambaleandozh摇摇晃晃地走arالمشي متعثرًا

   Synonymes: lurchreelstaggerswayteetertotterwobble

   Antonymes: 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.

   frBranlerruШататьсяesBambolearsedeWackelnptTremelicarzh摇晃arتمايل

   Synonymes: rockshakeswayteetertotterwobble