4 verbs to use instead of `walk'

BBC learning english

stroll = a relaxing, casual walk 閒步
pace = walk back and to, often when you are nervous or stressed 蹀踱
wander = walk around without destination 信步
swagger = walk around with too-much self-confidence or arrogance 高足闊步 大搖大擺

(高足闊步, 見豆棚閑話第三則 朝奉郎揮金倡覇. 我思疑是寫了別字, 但這處倒很合適.)

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7 'polite' British insult idioms | Politely call someone a total idiot! (english with lucy)

He's not the sharpest tool in the shed.
She's one sandwich short of a picnic.
Not the full ticket
There's not much between the ears.
The light is on but nobody's home.
Someone's vilage is missing their idiot.
As thick as a plank.