stroll
verb
[ strəʊl ]
• walk in a leisurely way.
• "I strolled around the city"
Similar:
saunter,
amble,
wander,
meander,
ramble,
dawdle,
promenade,
walk,
go for a walk,
take a walk,
potter,
roam,
traipse,
stretch one's legs,
get some exercise,
get some air,
take the air,
stravaig,
mosey,
tootle,
pootle,
bimble,
mooch,
swan,
perambulate,
peregrinate,
• achieve a sporting victory without effort.
• "the horse strolled home by 12 lengths"
stroll
noun
• a short leisurely walk.
• "we took a stroll in the garden"
Similar:
saunter,
amble,
wander,
walk,
turn,
promenade,
airing,
breather,
outing,
excursion,
jaunt,
mosey,
tootle,
pootle,
bimble,
mooch,
constitutional,
perambulation,
• a victory or objective that is easily achieved.
Origin:
early 17th century (in the sense ‘roam as a vagrant’): probably from German strollen, strolchen, from Strolch ‘vagabond’, of unknown ultimate origin.
