toddle
/ˈtɑdəl/
verb
- To walk with short, unsteady steps, as a young child does.
- He can toddle a few steps before sitting down with a giggle.
- We watched the little girl toddle after her mother in the park.
- The baby began to toddle across the living room floor.
- To walk or move in a casual, unhurried way.
- After lunch, we decided to toddle down to the beach.
- She toddled into the kitchen to grab a snack.
- The old man toddled along the path, enjoying the sunshine.
Antonyms
noun
- A slow, unsteady walk, like that of a young child.
- With a happy toddle, he made his way to the toy box.
- The toddler's toddle was adorable to watch.
- Her first toddle across the room was captured on video.