Verb:

పిల్లల స్వింగ్, పిల్లల హిందోరా,

teeter's Usage Examples:

French and English intervened for the Swedish and the situation was again teetering on the edge of a major conflict.

Doom Club," and described by Richard Dorment as, "Silly beyond words and teetered at times on the edge of porn – but once you start looking at it I defy.

offbeat characterizations, performances and a tone which teeters between aggrandized student film project and potential breakout cult documentary.

and teetering, horn-blaring lorries run up and down the road to ferry smuggled goods and aid assistance to Gaza"s 1.

without stopping zaplast — sudden blow, shot zapotz — spigot, tap zaputz — insociable zarabanda — teeter-tooter zaraza — rain profusely zarko-marko — old crock.

When the fate of the world teeters on the brink of oblivion, a 13-year old kid with the power of being super normal may not be the first person you think of ringing, but Eric always has his hand on the phone, ready to answer the call of justice! He is voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas.

Matthew appears to have rushed to his desk, his stool teetering into our space.

"Russia watches pyramid scheme teeter".

"stretched out the grooves so much that they teetered on the edge of motionlessness.

August, 2003 forced the senior leadership team into panic mode as they teetered on the brink of insolvency.

territory, the show"s writing too often teeters uncomfortably between bewitchingly funny and bewilderingly underwhelming to make it a truly satisfying experience.

Wallace Mercer to invest in the club in the early 1980s, at a time when it teetered on the financial precipice.

"teeters on the brink of tedious but repeatedly saves itself with moments of cleverness or insight.

Synonyms:

seesaw, move, totter,

Antonyms:

stay in place, linger, ascend, stand still,