stroll
verbUK /strəʊl/
US /stroʊl/
To walk in a slow, relaxed way for fun.
We strolled along the beach and looked at the shells.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A short, relaxed walk taken for pleasure.
Let's take a stroll in the park after lunch.
3. To travel from place to place without a fixed plan.
He strolled through the market, stopping at every stall.
4. To walk in a proud or confident way, often to show off.
She strolled into the room like she owned the place.