deambulation
noun
de·am·bu·la·tion
(ˌ)dēˌambyəˈlāshən
: the act of walking abroad or about : promenade
Word History
Etymology
Latin deambulation-, deambulatio, from deambulatus (past participle of deambulare to walk abroad or about, from de- + ambulare to walk) + -ion-, -io -ion
- a breach of the peace
- a break in the weather
- a breed apart
- a brief word
- a broad spectrum
- a bull in a china shop
- a bundle of nerves
- a burr in the saddle
- a burr in/under the saddle
- a burr under the saddle
- a capella
- a cappella
- a capriccio
- a case of mistaken identity
- a case of the sulks
- a certain
- dark-adapted
- dark-eyed junco
- dark-field microscope
- dark-fired
- dark-ground
- dark-line spectrum
- dark-skinned
- darked
- darken