Shamble

usgb/ˈʃæmbl/
verb

To walk in an awkward or ungainly manner.

After he sprained his ankle, he shambled home painfully.
Visual representation of "shamble" - To walk in an awkward or ungainly manner.
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Physical difficulty

Used when someone is having trouble walking due to injury or illness.

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He shambled along after twisting his knee during the hike.
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Clumsy connotation

Carries an implication of clumsiness or lack of grace.

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The toddler shambled across the room, giggling.
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