Toddling

Noun. A very small and unsteady toddler; the pre-toddler stage of child development, usually follows immediately after baby.

Also, present tense of the verb 'to toddle.'

William was a toddling at about fifteen months before he became a toddler proper.

Tom came toddling in from the kitchen, with a bottle of beer he'd just found in the fridge.

by Stuart Concannon March 2, 2005

toddles

A fat teacher in my school first name Rick. Toddles is a nickname given to him cuz he waddles when he walks!

Me:Hey did u see Toddles in health class today god is he fat
You: Yah he should die of obesity

by I dislike School November 19, 2005

Toddle

v.
1. To plagiarize.
2. To use and pass off the artwork, ideas, or writings of another as one's own.

Syn. STEAL.

The painting was not an original idea; it was toddled from an artist.

by oddbob December 25, 2008

toddle

1. Noun- when a person is so stone drunk, that they resemble a toddler; in throwing up and not being able to talk, walk, pick up women, etc.

2. Verb- to act like a toddle

1. "Aww, dude you're such a toddle! Why can't you hold your beer?!"

2. "Dude stop toddling around! You're embarrassing yourself!"

by P,L,L,AMUD June 28, 2011

Toddle

A baby that offers Blowjobs at low prices.

"Man that toddle gave a great dick suck, and for only 2 dollars!"

by j0ngen January 21, 2009

Toddled

When you get blind-sided by someone that is seemingly harmless; based upon the character Todd in Breaking Bad.

Bob's report was not up to his usual work, and the boss toddled him.

by Mr Dilbert June 6, 2015

toddle off

To walk away. To evade. Immature avoidance tactic used by adults in order to escape facing responsibilities.

Don't just toddle off when I'm talking to you Markus. Don´t be such a pussy.

by rperazag May 10, 2010