1. to walk unsteadily or shakily, especially due to old age or weakness

1. a parasitic plant with thin, yellow, thread-like stems that twines around other plants
Usage: botanical

Examples

• The elderly man began to dodder as he walked across the room.
• She watched her grandfather dodder down the hallway with his cane.
• The dodder wrapped around the tomato plants in the garden.
• Farmers consider dodder a serious weed because it weakens crops.
• He didn’t want to dodder like his father had in his final years.
• The yellow dodder created a tangled mess in the flower bed.