shamble
/ˈʃæmbəl/
verb
- To walk in a slow, awkward, shuffling way, often because of tiredness, weakness, or old age.
- He shambled into the meeting late, looking embarrassed and disheveled.
- The old dog shambles across the kitchen floor to get his dinner.
- After the long hike, we were so exhausted we could only shamble back to the car.
Antonyms
noun
- A slow, awkward, shuffling walk or gait.
- You could recognize his tired shamble from across the street.
- The bear's shamble looked clumsy but was surprisingly fast.
- The zombie moved with a slow, unsteady shamble.