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• n  walking with a slow dragging motion without lifting your feet
  from his shambling I assumed he was very old
• v  walk by dragging one's feet

• And although Black's loud, friendly, shambling screen personality makes a smooth transference to panda form, I wish Po were more persuasively drawn; visually, he's the least .
• Apparently no one is safe from the shambling, newly marketable armies of the dead not even Jane Austen.
• Miller discourses on his life and lowlife in Paris, fashioning his experiences, reflections, orgasms and philosophizing into a shambling narrative.

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News & Articles

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• 'The Last of Us' a thrill ride with emotion: review
  In 2003, Robert Kirkman transformed how we view zombies with "The Walking Dead." His gritty comic book revealed a postapocalyptic world where no one was safe, and the greatest horrors came from the living rather than shambling corpses. It mesmerized fans and spawned a popular TV show.
  June 13, 2013 - The Troy Record

Quotes

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• Pete Doherty in Times of India
  It'sa sizzling gypsy tale, a rambling, shambling, melody of a novel that came about when I was still on the old fighting juice. It's fascinating stuff,said Doherty.
• Shane Black in MSNBC
  Growing up, I loved those fast-talking, loose-jointed, shambling-rhythm, chain-smoking, womanizing kind of guys,said Black, a screenwriting prodigy in his early 20s with "Lethal Weapon," now making his directing debut. "On the other side,...
• Conrad Black in National Post
  -Lord Black describes me as "shambling about in [my] ridiculous sailor's cap."