Verb:

ड्रॅगिंग,

shamble's Usage Examples:

Trouser Press wrote: The album displays the Wrens’ newly impressive range, from the racing shamble of the opening 'Yellow Number Three' and the glammy, vamping 'Built in Girls' to 'I’ll Mind You', which is an ambient, spacey instrumental.

However, his personal life is in shambles; as he swills whiskey in the morning to get out of bed, and the only person he can speak.

that the album was "not horrible by any means" but "too often the beats shambled and the raps meandered", though he would later revise his rating to single.

After Clarke quit Babyshambles in January 2005, The Suffrajets reformed with new members Claire Wakeman (lead guitar) and Vicky Kingston (bass).

In an interview with David and Jeanine, David said, "Before I met Jeanine my life was cosmically a shambles.

I could not rest if I heard the tread Of a coffle gang to the shambles led, And the mother’s shriek of wild despair Rise like.

Press for the fourth series partially focused on the applicability of the show to real life, with Will Smith commenting that the use of the word omnishambles, coined in the third series, becoming a political meme in the months before transmission being a baffling example of life imitating art.

Entertainment Museum and were transformed into zombies - then unleashed to shamble on the streets of Baltimore.

, chamberpots, into town and city streets and slaughter animals in open street "shambles.

The factories were destroyed and the economy was in shambles.

Group biographer Ian MacDonald describes the song as "an unprepossessing shambles of ersatz hysteria and jumbled double-tracking".

successful career as an agony aunt but whose own personal life is a shambles.

In later seasons, Midge has run off, leaving Bob to stew over the depressing shambles of his former life.

Synonyms:

scuffle, walk, scuff, shuffle, drag,

Antonyms:

travel, pedal, cycle, distant, ride,