| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | ambled | Walked slowly, in a relaxed manner. |
| 2. | ambled along | Strolled casually in a particular direction. |
| 3. | arrived on foot | Reached a place by walking. |
| 4. | backpacked | Traveled carrying supplies on one’s back. |
| 5. | beat a path | Went repeatedly along the same route. |
| 6. | bimble | Wandered aimlessly at an easy pace. |
| 7. | blazed a trail | Made a new route through unknown terrain. |
| 8. | bolted | Ran suddenly and quickly away. |
| 9. | bounded | Moved with springy leaps; energetic running. |
| 10. | breasted | Advanced against wind, waves, or resistance. |
| 11. | cantered | Moved at a light, easy gallop. |
| 12. | charged | Rushed forward with force and speed. |
| 13. | clambered | Climbed or moved awkwardly over something. |
| 14. | clomped | Walked heavily with loud, dull steps. |
| 15. | clumped | Walked with heavy, thudding steps. |
| 16. | coasted | Moved smoothly with little effort. |
| 17. | crept | Moved quietly and cautiously, often low. |
| 18. | cruised | Moved along steadily and smoothly. |
| 19. | darted | Moved suddenly and rapidly in a direction. |
| 20. | dashed | Ran quickly, often for a short distance. |
| 21. | doddered | Walked unsteadily, as from age or weakness. |
| 22. | drifted | Moved slowly without clear direction. |
| 23. | drove | Forced oneself onward; pressed forward. |
| 24. | eased along | Moved forward gently and without haste. |
| 25. | edged | Moved gradually and carefully along. |
| 26. | escorted | Went with someone to guide or protect. |
| 27. | fled | Ran away from danger or pursuit. |
| 28. | flitted | Moved lightly and quickly from place to place. |
| 29. | followed | Went after someone or something. |
| 30. | footed it | Traveled by walking rather than riding. |
| 31. | forged ahead | Advanced steadily despite difficulty. |
| 32. | gadded | Went about restlessly, seeking diversion. |
| 33. | galloped | Ran very fast, like a horse. |
| 34. | glided | Moved smoothly and quietly with ease. |
| 35. | goose-stepped | Marched stiff-legged in a military manner. |
| 36. | hastened | Moved or acted with speed and urgency. |
| 37. | hauled | Dragged oneself along with effort. |
| 38. | headed | Went toward a specified direction or place. |
| 39. | hiked | Took a long walk, especially in nature. |
| 40. | hobbled | Walked with difficulty, as from injury. |
| 41. | hoofed it | Walked, often briskly or for distance. |
| 42. | hurried | Moved quickly due to urgency. |
| 43. | inched | Moved forward very slowly. |
| 44. | jaunted | Took a short trip for pleasure. |
| 45. | jogged | Ran at a steady, gentle pace. |
| 46. | journeyed | Traveled from one place to another. |
| 47. | kept pace | Moved at the same speed as another. |
| 48. | kicked along | Moved forward, nudging something while walking. |
| 49. | loped | Ran with long, bounding strides. |
| 50. | lumbered | Moved slowly and heavily. |
| 51. | lurched | Moved with sudden, unsteady swaying. |
| 52. | made tracks | Left quickly; departed in haste. |
| 53. | marched | Walked with measured, regular steps. |
| 54. | meandered | Wandered in a leisurely, winding way. |
| 55. | moseyed | Walked slowly and without urgency. |
| 56. | moved | Went from one place to another. |
| 57. | navigated | Found one’s way through an area. |
| 58. | nipped out | Went out briefly and quickly. |
| 59. | nudged along | Moved forward gradually with small pushes. |
| 60. | paced | Walked back and forth repeatedly. |
| 61. | paraded | Walked in a showy, public manner. |
| 62. | patrolled | Walked around to guard or observe. |
| 63. | perambulated | Walked about, especially for pleasure. |
| 64. | plodded | Walked slowly with heavy steps. |
| 65. | pranced | Moved with high, springy, showy steps. |
| 66. | proceeded | Went forward or continued onward. |
| 67. | prowled | Moved stealthily, searching or watching. |
| 68. | pushed on | Continued forward despite fatigue or obstacles. |
| 69. | raced | Ran very fast, often competitively. |
| 70. | rambled | Walked for pleasure, without a fixed route. |
| 71. | ran | Moved swiftly on foot. |
| 72. | retraced | Went back along the same route. |
| 73. | roamed | Wandered freely over a wide area. |
| 74. | rolled | Moved along in a slow, continuous way. |
| 75. | rushed | Moved with great haste. |
| 76. | sauntered | Walked in a slow, relaxed way. |
| 77. | scampered | Ran quickly with light, short steps. |
| 78. | scudded | Moved swiftly, driven by wind or haste. |
| 79. | scurried | Moved quickly with hurried, small steps. |
| 80. | set off | Began a journey; departed. |
| 81. | shambled | Walked awkwardly, dragging one’s feet. |
| 82. | shuffled | Walked with short steps, feet barely lifting. |
| 83. | sidled | Moved sideways in a cautious manner. |
| 84. | skipped | Moved with light hops and steps. |
| 85. | slid | Moved smoothly along a surface. |
| 86. | slinked | Moved quietly and furtively. |
| 87. | slouched | Walked with drooping posture; dejectedly. |
| 88. | slunk | Moved stealthily, trying not to be seen. |
| 89. | sped | Moved quickly; hurried along. |
| 90. | sprinted | Ran at top speed for a short distance. |
| 91. | staggered | Walked unsteadily, as if about to fall. |
| 92. | stepped | Moved by taking a step; advanced. |
| 93. | stomped | Walked with heavy, forceful steps. |
| 94. | strode | Walked with long, decisive steps. |
| 95. | strolled | Walked leisurely, often for enjoyment. |
| 96. | strutted | Walked with proud, stiff confidence. |
| 97. | swaggered | Walked with arrogant, rolling gait. |
| 98. | swept along | Moved forward quickly with flowing motion. |
| 99. | tacked | Changed direction repeatedly while moving forward. |
| 100. | toddled | Walked with short, unsteady steps. |
