perambulated
Took a walk
Perambulated is the past tense of perambulate, meaning to walk through or around a place, especially in a leisurely or formal manner.
The word sounds deliberately old-fashioned or humorous: We perambulated the garden after dinner.
In British legal contexts, to perambulate a boundary is to walk its length for official inspection.
Walked slowly, casually
- ambledWalked slowly, relaxedly
- saunteredWalked in unhurried fashion
- wanderedMoved without fixed course
- walkedTraveled on foot
meandered · roamed · rambled · promenaded · tramped · moseyed · trekked · traipsed
Infant wheeled conveyance
- strollerWheeled infant conveyance
- buggyHorse-drawn cart
- pushchairWheeled child's seat
- wheeledHaving round rollers attached
infant · nursemaid · nanny · park · outing · carriage · bassinet · Victorian
Examined systematically
- examinedLooked at closely
- touredTraveled to see places
- traversedTraveled across something
- patrolledMonitored an area regularly
reconnoitered · canvassed · explored · circumnavigated · boundaries · property · estate · grounds
Old and outdated
- VictorianOf a prim era
- literaryOf written works
- archaicBelonging to earlier times
- stiltedUnnaturally formal in expression
pompous · grandiloquent · verbose · affected · pretentious · flowery · ornate · old-fashioned
strolled
Walked slowly, casually
- ambledWalked slowly, relaxedly
- saunteredWalked in unhurried fashion
- wanderedMoved without fixed course
walked · meandered · roamed · rambled · promenaded · tramped · moseyed · trekked · traipsed · trudged
pram
Infant wheeled conveyance
wheeled · infant · nursemaid · nanny · park · outing · carriage · bassinet · Victorian · nannies
surveyed
Examined systematically
patrolled · reconnoitered · canvassed · explored · circumnavigated · boundaries · property · estate · grounds · territory
antiquated
Old and outdated
stilted · pompous · grandiloquent · verbose · affected · pretentious · flowery · ornate · old-fashioned · quaint
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