perambulate /pər-amˈbyŭ-lāt/

1. To walk through, about, around, up and down, or over
2. To pass through for the purpose of surveying
3. To establish the boundary of (eg a parish) by ceremonially walking round it, to beat the bounds of
4. To patrol
5. To wheel in a pram

To walk about

perambulāˈtion noun

1. The act of perambulating
2. A survey or inspection by travelling through
3. Beating the bounds
4. The district within which a person has the right of inspection

peramˈbulātor noun

1. A person who perambulates
2. A wheel for measuring distances on roads
3. A light hand-pushed carriage for a baby or young child (now usu pram)

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