The term 'move unsteadily' can be described by a variety of words, such as TEETER (6 letters), WOBBLE (6 letters), LURCH (5 letters), TOTTER (6 letters), DODDER (6 letters), FALTER (6 letters), STAGGER (7 letters), and REEL (4 letters). All of these words refer to an unsteady movement, usually caused by fatigue, intoxication, or injury. TEETER and WOBBLE are used to describe a back-and-forth movement, while LURCH and TOTTER refer to an uneven gait. DODDER, FALTER, STAGGER, and REEL all suggest a lack of balance or coordination. Finally, HOBBLE is used to describe an awkward, limping gait.