moseying
Strolling without hurry
Moseying is walking in a leisurely, unhurried way, often without a fixed destination: I spent the afternoon moseying around the flea market.
The word carries a casual, slightly old-fashioned charm, suggesting aimless wandering rather than purposeful movement.
To mosey along or mosey on over implies taking one's time getting somewhere.
Relaxed, slow gait
- saunterRelaxed, aimless stride
- strollRelaxed walk for enjoyment
- shuffleRandomize by mixing
- toddleWalk unsteadily, young
shamble · lumber · plod · trudge · dawdle · lope · pad · sidle
amble
Relaxed, slow gait
toddle · shamble · lumber · plod · trudge · dawdle · lope · pad · sidle · schlep
unhurried
Taking one's time
languid · leisurely · carefree · unrushed · chill · lounge · loll · idle · lazy · restful
meander
To travel without direction
- rambleMove or speak without direction
- roamTravel without fixed purpose
- driftGradual movement, no direction
wander · traipse · peregrinate · stray · rove · explore · gallivant · dally · poke along · knock about
- walkingwalking, brisk walking, striding, trudging, walking pace
- Leisurely Pastimeslounging, relaxing, resting, lazing, idling
- wanderingwander, wanderer, roaming, roam, ramble
- dawdlingdawdling, dallying, dilly-dallying, lingering, loitering
- gradual motioncrawling, creeping, inching, drifting, gliding
- Southwest Slangy'all, howdy, reckon, fixin to, pardner
wandering, rambling, mosey, meandering, strolling, ambling, sauntering, moseys, moseyed