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amble

[am-buhl] / ˈæm bəl /


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Visitors to the Holly museum would amble over those specs as they arrived and departed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Described as a thriving neighbourhood, Canton was rated for its selection of shops and cafes "which are well worth the amble out of town".

From BBC

If you’re overstimulated easily or prefer a peaceful museum amble through aesthetically pleasing art, this is probably not the experience for you.

From Seattle Times

If you have an amble food budget, and prefer to buy organic, then your use of your food dollars may have a positive environmental effect, but not a nutritional or food safety one.

From Seattle Times

As their train ambled back to London, George struck up the nerve to ask her out.

From Salon