intransitive. To travel or go about (hurriedly), esp. to distant places.

intransitive. To go here and there; to move to and fro; to go from place to place, typically while engaged in a specified activity.

intransitive. To go or move about; to travel; to be alive and active. to pass on earth (also mould): to be alive, to exist (cf. to go on (also upon…

intransitive. To run about; to range, wander. Frequently with adverb or preposition. Also figurative.

intransitive and reflexive. To walk or move about.

gen. intransitive. To walk, wander, or travel from place to place; to move. Also with about, around.

intransitive. To begin to walk or move around (after an accident, illness, etc.). Now only as merged in sense 2b.

intransitive. To visit (in succession) a number of places or people; to go from place to place, typically while engaged in a specified activity. Cf. t…

intransitive. Esp. of news, a report, etc.: to go round, to circulate. Chiefly U.S.

intransitive (with extended sense). To travel or walk about. Chiefly U.S.