dwardle

When one wanders aimlessly through the house and bumps into doorframes.

I have all these random bruised because I dwardle so often.

by onedaydadsaid December 22, 2018

dwaddle

to lean on an x-ray table while at work; to slack at work; Timothy's version of "dawdle"

Hey can you guys not dwaddle anymore and get some work done?

by Pokey Askalot October 24, 2007

Dwaddle

A cross between a waddle and cross country skiing. To be done on flat snowy land with down hill skiis.

Dwaddle faster or we'll miss the ski lift.

by Pink Pansie April 21, 2010

Dwadle

To move slowly, deliberately, with the rationale of delaying the start of any task that you are less than enthused about.

There are those who Dawdle and those who Dwadle.

by Beth's Accomplice December 18, 2008

dwandle

the combination of dawdling and wandering along. to lag behind and look at everything.

luke always dwandles on behind,

by darby jane September 25, 2014

Dwadler

This word means absolutely nothing. It cannot be defined. You just call somebody a dwadler when it seems it would fit the occasion.

Most often used as replacement for 'loser' or 'dumbass'

Kid: "Sup du- *trips*"
Other kid: "hahah! you dwadler!"

by Ryan Geoffrey Palmer October 2, 2007

Dwirdle

Drowning, flirting, and laughing all at the same time.

Emma was dwirdling so much she caused Grace to say, "emm, don't dwirdle!"

by Smileystyle February 6, 2013