| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Threaten to fall | 6 letters | totter |
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| Threaten to fall | 6 letters | teeter |
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- Vacillate
- Be about to fall
- Be poised (on)
- Threaten to fall
- Not stand steadily
- "...... Rock"
- Be on the brink
- Move unsteadily
- Show signs of falling
- Be on the verge of fallin
- Show uncertainty
- Be unstable
- Show instability
- Be on the brink of toppli
- Seesaw
- Wobble
- Can't decide which way to
- Balance unsteadily
- Wobble on the brink
- be on the brink of falling
- be about to topple
- The hollow tree managed to sway
- To move unsteadily; wobble
- Sway back and forth on the edge
- Reel
- Get ready to fall
- Wobble as though about to fall
- Wobble, as on brink
- display instability
- Hesitate on brink
- Waver
- have trouble balancing
- balance precariously
- Sway
- Sway on the brink
- sit precariously
- Be unsteady
- rock gently
- Waver unsteadily
- Seesaw; wobble
- Can't decide which way to go
- Be on the verge of falling
- Be on the brink of toppling
- Be on the precipice
- Almost fall
- Hang in the balance
- Ride a seesaw
- Be indecisive
- Wobble (6)
- Waver like Lara?
- Threaten to topple
- Be precariously poised
- Broadway's Lara
- Rock on one's heels
- Perch precariously
- Oscillate unsteadily
- Seesaw, for short
- Kind of board
- Be on the fence
- Stagger
- harris ... (grocery store chain)
- Totter's pal
- Wobble unsteadily
- rock on the edge
- balance suspensefully
- Sway, as if about to fall
- become unsteady
- Wobble or move unsteadily
- Walk unsteadily
- see-saw
- Loudspeaker wife left out for rock?
- half of a seesaw
- Online poster wife leaves in lurch
- Be wobbly
- Do a balancing act
- Wobble and almost fall
- stand unsteadily
- look ready to topple
- totter (playground toy)
- Balance on the brink
- Sway like a Jenga tower
- ...-totter (seesaw)
- The hollowed out tree about to wobble
- Be about to topple over
- The hollow tree managed to wobble
- Wobble to and fro, e.g. on high heels
- Wobble before falling
- Zigzag
- wigwag
- wax and wane
- Sway, wobble
- lissajous figure
- Alternate
- Alternation
- back and fill
- Back-and-forth
- Balance
- battledore and shuttlecock
- Change
- Come and go
- Coming and going
- Cower
- Dither
- dodder
- Ebb and flow
- Equivocate
- Falter
- Flounder
- Fluctuate
- flux and reflux
- go through phases
- Halt
- hitch and hike
- Limp
- Lurch
- Metronome
- Oscillate
- oscillator
- pass and repass
- pendulate
- pendulum
- Quiver
- Reciprocate
- reciprocation
- rhythmic play
- ride and tie
- ring the changes
- Rocker
- rocking chair
- rocking stone
- seesawing
- Shake
- Shift
- Shilly-shally
- Shuffle
- [ ] shuttle
- Shuttlecock
- sine wave
- Stammer
- Stumble
- Swing
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- teeter tottering
- teeterboard
- Teetering
- teetery bender
- Tergiversate
- To and fro
- Topple
- Totter
- tottering
- Tremble
- Turn
- Ups and downs
- Vary
- vibrator
- Weave
- wibble wabble
- To balance precariously
- Seesaw in the gutted fallen tree
- Sway unsteadily
- Sway
- Go this way and that
- Walk shakily
- Move unsteadily
- Walk unsteadily
- Barely walk
- Walk with a cane, say
- Adder to proceed unsteadily
- Be unsteady on one's feet
- Sway, as if about to fall
- To stagger, wobble; to sway
- Summer reel
- Stagger a scrap merchant
- Wobble from person summing up?
- Stagger
- Wobble - rag-and-bone man
- Walk unsteadily — nearly fall
- Lurch, stagger
- Stumble, walk unsteadily
- Teeter, falter
- Rock adder
- Stumble along Dodder
- Stagger time with swimmer
- Sway from side to side
- wobble while walking
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- "...... Rock"
- Reel
- Oscillate
- Walk like a two-year-old
- Wobble
- Be unsteady
- What two-year-olds do
- Approach collapse
- Be unstable
- Actress Audrey
- Stumble
- Threaten to fall
- "Seem unsteady on their feet", he adds
- go reeling
- Seem about to fall
- Walk shakily from the counter
- summer's rock'n'roll
- summer, almost fall
- sway scrap dealer
- summer walk of the very old
- move slowly like an adder?
- Are not on a secure footing, he adds
- real when you see an adder?
- Baby has the hollow right to wobble
- Shake
- Waver
- Tremble
- Agitate
- Falter
- wobbly step counter?
- Wrinkle
- Wither
- wizen
- Wiggle
- welter
- ...... wheel
- wax and wane
- Age
- Alternate
- Amble
- back and fill
- Barge ......
- Blunder
- bowl along
- Break down
- Bundle
- Capsize
- Careen
- Career
- Cave in
- Change
- cheat the undertaker
- claudicate
- Clump
- Collapse
- Come a cropper
- Cower
- Crawl
- Creep
- Decline
- Dither
- dodder
- Dogtrot
- Drag
- Drag along
- Drag out
- Droop
- Ebb and flow
- Equivocate
- Fade
- Fail
- Fall
- Fall down
- Fall flat
- Fall headlong
- Fall (in)
- Fall (over)
- fall prostrate
- Flounce
- Flounder
- Fluctuate
- Foot
- Footslog
- Founder
- Gait
- ...... gallop
- get a cropper
- Get along
- Get on
- go dead slow
- Go slow
- go through phases
- Grow old
- Halt
- hippety hop
- Hitch
- Hobble
- "Hop ......!"
- Idle
- inch
- Inch along
- Jog
- jog trot
- Jolt
- Jump
- Labor
- Laze
- Limp
- ...... list
- lock step
- Lumber
- Lunge
- Lurch
- Mince
- mincing steps
- Mosey
- Pace
- Paddle
- Peg
- pendulate
- piaffe
- piaffer
- Pitch
- pitch-and-plunge
- Plod
- Plunge
- Poke
- poke along
- Prance
- Quake
- Quiver
- Rack
- ring the changes
- ...... roll
- Sashay
- Saunter
- Scuff
- Scuffle
- Scuttle
- Seesaw
- Seethe
- shamble
- Shift
- Shilly-shally
- Shimmy
- Shiver
- Shrivel
- Shuffle
- Shuffle along
- Sidle
- Single-foot
- Sink
- Skip
- Slink
- Slither
- Slog
- Slouch
- Slowness
- Sprawl
- spread eagle
- stagger along
- Stalk
- Stammer
- Stamp
- Step
- Stomp
- Straddle
- straggle
- Stride
- Stroll
- strolling gait
- Struggle
- Strut
- Stump
- Swagger
- Swing
- Take a fall
- take a flop
- Take a header
- take a pratfall
- Take a spill
- Teeter
- Teeter-totter
- Tergiversate
- Thrash about
- ...... tilt
- tittup
- toddle
- toddle along
- Topple
- Topple over
- Toss
- toss and tumble
- Toss and turn
- totter along
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- Tread
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- TROT?
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- Turn gray
- Turn turtle
- Turn white
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- Velocity
- volutation
- waddle
- Walk
- Wallop
- Wallow
- wamble
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- Waste (away)
- Worm
- worm along
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- trudge
- Summer's away
- Summer's sway