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Noun. An expedition involving the acquisition of some good, usually perceived as essential, when in fact completely unnecessary. Because errands involve a component of travel, they are often confused for a leisure activity. From the root, errant, aimless.
errand by SkippyD1 May 3, 2006
going for a brisk walk or jog.
person 1: hey where are you going?

person 2: I'm just going to run an errand
person 1: oh ok, enjoy your walk.
person 2: thank you, bye!
Errand by LeeMurr August 23, 2020
A term used to say you're going for a brisk walk or jog.
person 1: hey where are you going?
person 2: I'm just going to go run an errand
person 1: oh ok, enjoy your walk.
person 2: thank you, bye!
Errand by LeeMurr August 23, 2020

Errand Bitch

Running mindless errands for those that could easily do it themselves, but find you an easy target to manipulate to do their deed.
Link -- You are an Errand Bitch. Pour my drink, send my mail, and save my daughter.

errand boy 

A man who is in the lowest rank of an organization/group and always doing chores for someone (especially a girl)
errand boy by Weiamoment March 26, 2018

errand circle 

Completing various errands that require one to travel all over one's town, often in no particular order, and with new errands popping up in between the ones that were planned ahead of time. The location of the stops do not necessarily make a circle, and stopping at one particular place more than once can be considered part of the circle.
Man, I covered every street in town with that errand circle, and I must've stopped at Wal-Mart at least three times!
errand circle by Tado_Chip January 8, 2009