intransitive. To move in a slouching manner; to ‘hang about’ idly. Also to lop about.

intransitive. To walk idly or purposelessly; to stroll, saunter. (Scottish and northern dialect)

= dander, v. Scottish. Obsolete.

intransitive. To saunter, go lazily. Obsolete. rare.

†(a) To wander or travel about aimlessly or unprofitably; to travel as a vagrant. Obsolete. (b) To walk with a leisurely and careless gait; to…

intransitive. To move or go sideways or obliquely; to edge along, esp. in a furtive or inconspicuous manner, or while looking in another…

Of persons, in various transferred senses. slang. To saunter, go casually. Obsolete.

intransitive. colloquial. To walk with short easy steps; to saunter, stroll. Hence: to proceed in a leisurely or unhurried manner; to go (away), to…

intransitive. To lounge or sprawl; to go with a lounging gait.

quasi-transitive or reflexive; also to loll it.

transferred. To move lightly, trippingly, or nimbly. Also, to move unconcernedly or boldly, as to waltz into, off, up (to), etc. colloquial.

To saunter; to fumble.

(intransitive) to saunter, to laze.