intransitive. To move briskly, scamper about, frisk, whisk; also with about, abroad, in and out, to and fro.

intransitive. To go or move quickly; to go briskly or busily; to bustle; to run. Also reflexive, and with it. Now colloquial, implying short, quick…

intransitive. To move briskly, bestir oneself, frisk.

To hasten, hurry, move lightly and rapidly; to make off, abscond. Also with out and as to skip it. Now colloquial.

intransitive. To move quickly; to skip or frisk about; to run, etc.

intransitive. To trot; to walk quickly or briskly; to trip; also to trig it; spec. (slang) see quot. 1796; also transitive or with adverbial…

intransitive (for reflexive). to brisk about: to move about briskly. to brisk up: to come up briskly; to become brisk, to behave or move in a brisk…

intransitive. colloquial (chiefly British). To move rapidly or nimbly; to go quickly; to make a brief excursion. Usually with down, in, into, out…

intransitive. To move in a lively fashion, hurry; to be restless or aimless; to wander around.