steadywalk
verbUK /ˈstɛdiwɔːk/
US /ˈstɛdiwɔk/
To walk in a calm, even way without hurrying or wobbling.
She steadywalked across the icy bridge so she would not slip.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move forward with firm, controlled steps despite difficulty.
The hikers steadywalked up the steep trail in the wind.
3. A slow, regular way of walking used to keep balance.
His steadywalk helped him carry the full cup without spilling.
4. To guide someone along carefully and evenly.
The nurse steadywalked the patient down the hallway.