1. to walk or move slowly and aimlessly; to wander or stroll
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect; present participle of 'daunder'

1. moving or proceeding in a slow, aimless manner
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• He spent the afternoon daundering through the countryside.
• The old man was daundering along the lane without any particular destination.
• They enjoyed a daundering walk through the village on Sunday.
• She had a daundering pace, taking her time to observe everything around her.
• The children were daundering about the park, exploring every corner.
• He daundered from shop to shop, browsing without buying anything specific.