tootle
/ˈtutəl/
verb
- To make a series of short, soft sounds like those of a flute or horn.
- The child tootled happily on his toy recorder.
- From the distance, we could hear a train tootling as it approached the station.
- She tootled a cheerful tune on her whistle.
- To travel or move along in a leisurely, unhurried way.
- He tootled around the neighborhood on his bicycle.
- They tootled through the park, stopping to look at the flowers.
- We tootled down the country road, enjoying the scenery.
noun
- A short, soft sound like that of a flute or horn.
- She played a gentle tootle on her flute.
- I heard a tootle from the train in the distance.
- The car gave a friendly tootle as it passed.
- A leisurely or aimless trip or drive.
- It was just a short tootle to the beach.
- We took a Sunday tootle through the countryside.
- Their afternoon tootle ended at a small café.