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Walking with nowhere to be and zero shame about it.
means To walk at a slow, relaxed, unhurried pace, often for pleasure rather than purpose.
from From Latin ambulare, to walk, via Old French ambler — first describing a horse's smooth, leisurely four-beat gait.
Horse rootsOriginally a prized smooth gait, not human strolling.
Family treeShares ambulare with ambulance and somnambulist.
PreambleLiterally a walking-before, an introduction that ambles in first.