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Adjective:

ବାର୍ଦ୍ଧକ୍ୟ,

doddery's Usage Examples:

The words to dodder, doddery, doddering, meaning to progress in an unsteady manner, are popularly said to have.

Character roles included the doddery Red King in de Valois" Checkmate, which he first danced at the age of 28.

"easy" job tending the gardens of a large manor house estate owned by a doddery and rather forgetful old Lord.

Jack and his team set up a surveillance operation at the nearby home of a doddery old lady, Celia Butler (Honor Blackman), while Charlie infiltrates the.

"Dr Who and the Daleks recap: the non-canon version with doddery Doctor".

stalwarts of the British comedy film, 1935–45, plump Graham Moffatt and doddery Moore Marriott, are on hand to add to the fun, and the heroine is Phyllis.

That Was all tended to portray Macmillan as an aristocratic and rather doddery figure of fun (journalist Bernard Levin dubbed him "the walrus" after the.

Considered either "tongue-in-cheek" or "doddery", the film "utilizes all the rules of the genre, albeit without convictions:.

prominent billings after finding a late-career niche portraying scatty and doddery elderly men.

Diabolique magazine called it "a creaky comedy-drama about a doddery old reporter.

5 Prince Noman Snobbery "Prince Noman" 2 08 20 November 2000 A frail, doddery king forgets his reading glasses at his newborn son"s naming ceremony and.

In 1986, Bay appeared as the doddery aunt of Kyle MacLachlan"s character in David Lynch"s Blue Velvet.

David Edgar Ford A doddery old man, who"s "unlikely to make it to Christmas".

Synonyms:

gaga, doddering, old, senile,

Antonyms:

young, unenthusiastic, junior, inexperienced, immature,