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careenedverbpast tense of careen to make a series of unsteady side-to-side motionsthe sled careened as it barreled down the hill lurched, pitched, rocked, rolled, seesawed, swayed, tossed, wobbled(also wabbled) blundered, bucked, doddered, faltered, floundered, halted, hitched, hobbled, jerked, jolted, reeled, shook, staggered, stumbled, teetered, toddled, tottered, tumbled, vacillated, vibrated, waddled, wavered, weavedoscillated, undulated, wagged, waggled to move forward while swaying from side to sidehe careened unsteadily to the couch after hitting his head doddered, lurched, reeled, staggered, teetered, tottered, waddled rocked, rolled, seesawed, swagged, swayed, wavered, weaved, wobbled(also wabbled)barged, blundered, clomped, clumped, floundered, galumphed, lumbered, lumped, pounded, scuffed, scuffled, shambled, shuffled, stamped, stomped, stumbled, tramped, tromped to proceed or move quicklysounding its siren, an ambulance careened through the intersection barreled(or barrelled), belted, blasted, blazed, blew, bolted, bombed(slang), bowled, breezed, bundled, bustled, buzzed, cannonballed, careered, chased, coursed, cracked (on), dashed, drove, flew, hared, hastened, hied, highballed, hotfooted (it), humped, hurled, hurried, hurtled, hustled, jetted, jumped, motored, nipped, pelted, raced, rammed, ran(also chiefly dialectical run), ripped, rocketed, rushed, rustled, scooted, scurried, scuttled, shot, sped(or speeded), stepped, tore, traveled(or travelled), trotted, whirled, whisked, zipped, zoomed beetled, darted, flitted, scampered, scudded, scuffledstampeded, streaked, whizzedgalloped, jogged, sprintedaccelerated, quickened, stepped outcaught up, fast-forwarded, outpaced, outran, outstripped, overtookarrowed, beelined beat it, got a move on, made tracks, shook a leg, stepped on it crawled, crept, poked dallied, dawdled, dillydallied, dragged, hung (around or out)(also hanged (around or out)), lagged, lingered, loitered, poked, tarriedambled, lumbered, plodded, sauntered, shuffled, strolleddecelerated, slowed (down or up) |