saunter SAWN-ter verb WS #36

to walk in a slow, relaxed manner, without hurry or effort; to stroll leisurely; to proceed at an unhurried pace

1. The tourist would saunter down the cobblestone streets, stopping to admire the historic architecture.
2. She liked to saunter along the beach at sunset, listening to the waves crash against the shore.
3. He would saunter into the office each morning with a relaxed confidence that impressed his colleagues.
4. They decided to saunter through the park, enjoying the warm sunshine and blooming flowers.
5. The couple would saunter hand in hand through the farmers market, sampling fresh produce and local treats.