dandering

[ˈdændərɪŋ]

dandering Definition

• 1. walking slowly and aimlessly
• 2. wandering idly

Using dandering: Examples

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

• Example

  We spent the afternoon dandering around the city.

• Example

  He was dandering along the beach, enjoying the sunset.

dandering Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for dandering

• strolling
• sauntering
• meandering

Phrases with dandering

• dander up

  to become angry or irritated

  Example

  His comment really got my dander up.

• take a dander

  to go for a walk or stroll

  Example

  Let's take a dander around the park.

• dander about

  to wander aimlessly

  Example

  I had nothing to do, so I just dandered about the town.

📌

Summary: dandering in Brief

'Dandering' [ˈdændərɪŋ] refers to walking slowly and aimlessly or wandering idly. It is often used to describe leisurely strolls or wandering without a particular destination. Examples include 'We spent the afternoon dandering around the city' and 'He was dandering along the beach, enjoying the sunset.' Phrases like 'dander up' and 'take a dander' are also commonly used.