toddle n.
a promenade, made for social purposes to show oneself, meet friends, etc.
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Bristol Magpie 27 July 6/1: [T]he many elegancies, who daily ‘do’ the Queen's Road ‘crawl,’ Park Street ‘trot,’ and Clare Street ‘toddle ’. |
In phrases
on the move; walking along.
| Life in London (1869) 268: After one or two more flashes of lightning, the trio were again on the toddle. | |
| Deacon Brodie I tab.I v: You and me had best be on the toddle. |