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flounderingverbpresent participle of flounder to proceed or act clumsily or ineffectuallyunprepared choristers who floundered helplessly through the musical number blundering, bumbling, flogging(British), limping, lumbering, plodding, struggling, stumbling, trudging jogging, shambling, shufflingwallowing, welteringfaltering, lurching, reeling, staggering, swaying, teetering, totteringfumbling, muddling coasting, flying, gliding, kilting, sailing, zipping, zooming to move heavily or clumsilythe car floundered through the heavy wet snow, constantly getting stuck barging, clumping, flogging(British), galumphing, lumbering, lumping, plodding, pounding, scuffing, scuffling, shambling, shuffling, slogging, sloughing, stamping, stomping, stumbling, stumping, tramping, tromping, trudging dragging, flopping, haulingblundering, careening, doddering, lurching, reeling, staggering, swaying, teetering, tottering, waddling, weaving, wobbling(also wabbling) breezing, coasting, gliding, sliding, waltzing, whisking drifting, floating, hanging, hovering, poising, wafting |