poddle

[ˈpɒd(ə)l]

poddle Definition

• 1. walk or travel with no difficulty or effort
• 2. win easily

Using poddle: Examples

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

• Example

  I'll just poddle down to the shops.

• Example

  She poddled through the park, enjoying the sunshine.

• Example

  The team poddled to victory with a score of 5-0.

poddle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for poddle

• stroll
• amble
• saunter
• cruise
• coast

Antonyms for poddle

• struggle
• stumble
• falter

Phrases with poddle

• poodle along

  to walk or move in a leisurely or relaxed manner

  Example

  We had nothing to do, so we just poodled along the beach.

• poodle around

  to spend time aimlessly or without purpose

  Example

  I'm just poodling around the house today, not doing much of anything.

• poodle out

  to leave or depart, especially in a casual or relaxed manner

  Example

  I think I'm going to poodle out of here and head home for the day.

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Summary: poddle in Brief

'Poddle' [ˈpɒd(ə)l] is a verb that means to walk or travel with ease or to win easily. It is often used to describe a leisurely or relaxed manner of movement, as in 'She poddled through the park, enjoying the sunshine.' The phrase 'poodle along' means to walk in a leisurely or relaxed manner, while 'poodle around' means to spend time aimlessly. 'Poodle out' means to leave or depart in a casual or relaxed manner.