†To walk with long trailing garments (obsolete); to drag one's limbs, walk slowly or wearily as if dragged along (often, following some person or…

intransitive. To assume a pompous or ostentatious gait; to strut, swagger, sashay. Also occasionally of an animal, as a prancing horse, a…

intransitive. To move, walk, or behave in an ostentatious or arrogant manner; to swagger; to flounce. Frequently with adverbial complement. †Also…

intransitive. To prance (in various senses); to caper, dance; to parade. Formerly also †transitive with it (obsolete).

Of persons: To march in a confident or demonstrative fashion; to strut; to prance, prank.

intransitive. To take a leisurely walk (or a ride or drive), esp. in a public place so as to meet or be seen by others. Also figurative. Also…

intransitive. To march in procession or with great display or ostentation; to walk up and down, promenade, etc., in a public place, esp. in order to…

intransitive. Frequently with adv. To move or walk ostentatiously, conspicuously, or provocatively; to strut or parade.