toddle



toddle along

 
1. to walk along in an unconcerned manner. Kathleen was just toddling along, minding her own business.
2. to walk away. Why don't you toddle along now and let me get some work done?
See also: toddle

toddle away

 and toddle off
to walk away. Not even noticing what had happened, the old lady got up and toddled away. Sam toddled away, leaving us behind to explain things to the boss. Wally toddled off, leaving his dinner untouched. Don't just toddle off when I'm talking to you!
See also: away, toddle

toddle off

in. to depart; to walk away. She said good-bye and toddled off.
See also: off, toddle

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Stern[stə:n]
Madai-Biblical
EulÀLia-Catalan
Suhartosoo-HAHR-toIndonesian, Javanese
Nicolle[ni:'kɔ:l]
CÜNeyt-Turkish