How to pronounce “doiter”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (obsolete, intransitive) To be old and infirm; to tremble in movement or ramble in speech, as in old age.

Practice Nearby Words

dodder, dither, drumble, doit, tremulate, tottle, drivel, diddle, tremble, stog, titter, creak, wobble, teeter, still, doss around, fribble, totter, slouch, moider, droil, dolt, quob, titubate, trundle, wibble, dretch, slump, dawdle, quiver, wamble, brandle, toddle, tirl, trudge, drawl, tiddle, toquake, bever, joggle, hobble, trundle along, fremish, stotter, walk, cramble, swaver, stagger, shudder, grill, quitch, wear, brawl, waddle, tumble, verbigerate, languor, balance, roil, welter, agrise, halt, topple, shiver, doggerelize, truckle, balter, jiggle, dribble, bequiver, trill, dripple, tumb, toil, flobber, famble, trickle, falter, roister, paddle, daggle, dally, wrig, waver, lumber, tossicate, slob, shamble, stumble, pooter, dare, tick and toy, fall around, fidget, jobble, wapper, tremor, trance, waggle, hesitate

Similar Sounds

daughter, deter, doubter, debtor, dater, dotter, dieter, detter, doter, dator, ditter, datr, detur, detre, douter, deiter, ditr, deuter, datter, datar, detr, doit, deader, dodder, deut, didder, dtr, deutscher, dudder, dider, doire, dudar, dtre, tutor, tighter, tater, totter, tatter, teeter, titter, tator, tooter, toter, tatar, touter, teter, teater, titer, tetter, tauter, titre, ttr, tetr, date, dear, dare, deer, debt, data, daughters, dat, dar, dasher, deat, auditor, deere, daty, deet, debtors, daer, darter, dair, daughtry, darr, dafter, datta, daire, deare, dauer, daar, daher, daut, daet, datte, daunter, datt, dati, daughtrey, daur, dawt, dadt, deir, defter, daat, debtee