I came across the word ‘bimble’ in an Instagram post from sconepalnatalie and was keen to find out more about its meaning and origin.
Its meaning is to walk or stroll at a leisurely pace, possibly coming from the word, ‘bumble’. I love the idea of going for a morning bimble along the beach or through the park. That’s my kind of pace.
Please share any words you’ve come across; I’d love to hear from you in the comments box.
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Bimble is a bit like going for a poodle in a car. We always used to go for a poodle when we had nothing better to doBarbara
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I’ve got poodle on my Wordy Wednesday list!
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I’ve not heard of that before – I’ll definitely be using it from now on to describe my walking!
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I’ll definitely be using bimble to describe my walks from now on!
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Bimble is a new word for me. I looked it up to see if it meant what I thought from your context. It was. (chiefly British, colloquial) A walk or journey with no particular haste. [from 1980s]. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Thank you 🙏
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My pleasure!
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