verb
dodder
Dodder (verb) means to tremble or shake while moving, especially as with old age or in a young child; to totter.
verb
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To tremble or shake while moving, especially as with old age or in a young child; to totter.
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Etymology
Comes from Middle English daderen ("to quake, tremble"). Compare Norwegian dudra ("to tremble").
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What is the meaning of dodder?
"dodder" (verb) means to tremble or shake while moving, especially as with old age or in a young child; to totter.
What is another word for dodder?
Other words for "dodder" include coggle, waddle, totter, toddle, paddle.
