All 6 Uses
shamble
in
A Dance With Dragons
(Auto-generated)
- Griff was on the second man the instant he shambled down off the cabin roof.†
p. 264.1shambled = walked in an awkward, shuffling way
- A few of the ironbom muttered thanks before they shambled off toward the cookfires in the center of the camp.†
p. 288.4
- A big-bellied, shambling hulk of a man, the sellsword had a seamed face crisscrossed with old scars.†
p. 339.9 *shambling = walking in an awkward, shuffling way
- Snowflakes swirled from a dark sky and ashes rose to meet them, the grey and the white whirling around each other as flaming arrows arced above a wooden wall and dead things shambled silent through the cold, beneath a great grey cliff where fires burned inside a hundred caves.†
p. 448.4shambled = walked in an awkward, shuffling way
- No sooner had they stopped than the press began to thicken around them, as more and more of the afflicted came limping and shambling toward the wagons.†
p. 523.1shambling = walking in an awkward, shuffling way
- The queen remembered the Maid of Tarth, a huge, ugly, shambling thing who dressed in man's mail.†
p. 795.6
Definitions:
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(1)
(shamble as in: she shambled along) to walk in an awkward, shuffling way
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)