daunders
/ˈdɔndərz/
noun
- A slow, leisurely walk or stroll.
- Their evening daunder along the beach became a daily habit.
- After lunch, we took a gentle daunder around the old town.
- A short daunder in the fresh air helped clear his mind.
verb
- To walk or move in a slow, relaxed, or aimless way; to stroll or saunter.
- We had plenty of time before the movie, so we daundered along the riverbank.
- Instead of rushing, he daundered down the lane, enjoying the warm sunshine.
- On Sunday mornings, she likes to daunder through the park without any particular destination.