IPA: /ˈsɔːntər/
KK: /ˈsɔntər/
To walk in a relaxed and slow manner, often for pleasure.
She decided to saunter through the park on a sunny afternoon.
Past: sauntered
Past Participle: sauntered
A slow and relaxed walk, often taken for enjoyment or pleasure.
They took a saunter through the park on a sunny afternoon.
Saunter originates from the Old French word *s'antrer*, meaning to wander or stroll. The word reflects a leisurely way of walking, often without a specific destination in mind.
Imagine someone wandering or strolling without a care in the world — that's what saunter means.