dander (3)EnglishOxford Dictionary of Englishdander3 /ˈdandə / mainly Scottish English ▸ noun a stroll: we'll take a bit of a dander and get the fresh air. ▸ verb [no object, with adverbial of direction] stroll: he dandered in to change his coat. – ORIGIN late 16th century: frequentative form; perhaps related to dialect dadder ‘quake’ and daddle ‘dawdle’.
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