Ways of walking

• crawl
  • Before babies can walk, they can only crawl on their hands and knees
• creep
  • Everyone was asleep, so I had to creep to my room without making a noise
• dash
  • It began to rain, and we had to dash into a shop to keep dry
• limp
  • His injured foot made him limp badly
• march
  • If you join the army, you’ll have to learn to march
• slip
  • Be careful, or you’ll slip on that icy pavement
• stagger
  • He was  completely drunk. I watched him stagger across the road and fall down.
• stray
  • Don’t stray away from the main group, or you’ll get lost
• stroll
  • It was such a lovely day that we decided to stroll in the park for an hour
• trip
  • I’m afraid someone will trip over that piece of wood and fall
• trudge
  • The exhausted men had to trudge for five miles through the snow
    
• wander
  • It’s very pleasant for a tourist to wander round a new city with no particular purpose.