bummel

[ˈbʊməl]

bummel Definition

• 1. a leisurely walk or stroll
• 2. a leisurely or aimless activity

Using bummel: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bummel" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  We went for a bummel around the park.

• Example

  I'm just going for a bummel around town.

• Example

  He spent the day bummeling around the city.

• Example

  The afternoon was spent in a lazy bummel along the river.

bummel Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bummel

• amble
• saunter
• stroll
• wander

Phrases with bummel

• take a bummel

  to go for a leisurely walk or stroll

  Example

  I think I'll take a bummel through the park this afternoon.

• go on a bummel

  to engage in a leisurely or aimless activity

  Example

  I don't have any plans for the day, so I might just go on a bummel and see where it takes me.

• bummel along

  to walk or stroll leisurely

  Example

  We spent the afternoon bummeling along the beach, enjoying the sun and the sea breeze.

Origins of bummel

from German 'bummeln', meaning 'to stroll, saunter'

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Summary: bummel in Brief

'Bummel' [ˈbʊməl] refers to a leisurely walk or aimless activity. It is often used to describe a relaxed stroll, such as 'We went for a bummel around the park,' or an unstructured activity, like 'I might just go on a bummel and see where it takes me.'