atotter

Adjective

atotter (comparative more atotter, superlative most atotter)

1. In the act of tottering.
   • The following day on the track south they began to encounter small ragged caravans of migrant traders headed toward the northern border. Brown and weathered men with burros three or four in tandem atotter with loads of candelilla or furs or goathides or coils of handmade rope fashioned out of...1992, Cormac McCarthy, All the Pretty Horses, →ISBN, page 67
   • The nest breast wobbles in the westerly wind, the day is a grave, its eight black legs atotter under the pall.1999, Robert Wrigley, Reign of Snakes