pootle
/ (ˈpuːtəl) /
verb
(intr) British informal to travel or go in a relaxed or leisurely manner
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Word Origin for pootle
C20: from p (oodle) to travel + (t) ootle ²
Words nearby pootle
poortith, poor white, poor white trash, poor-will, Pooterish, pootle, poove, pop, pop art, Popayán, pop concert
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