| 1. | bimbling | ||
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To wander in a happy but slightly disengaged state, though with some harmless or ineffective intent. A certain business is implied. bimble Often used in British Army Chickens aren't usually bimbling, but a mother duck and a line of ducklings crossing a road and heading into fields probably are. A duckling that breaks away from the group, explores busily and then returns has just had a bimble.
In the Sahara miles from anywhere, a guy walked out of the midday haze carrying nothing but a piece of wood, passed by 50 yards away without looking at us, and headed into the heat. Now HE was bimbling. |
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| 2. | Bimbling | ||
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To amble without real aim, yet in a friendly and harmless manner. It's not required to achieve anything whilst Bimbling, although it's aimlessness is a frequent side effect. Bimbling can be made a little more business like with a slight hunch of the shoulders. It is not essential that Bimbling should be a solo sport. Blissfully bimbling through life without a care in the world.
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