- - Walk tiredly or reluctantly
- - walk out of parties
- - A tedious walk
- - walk (around) futilely
- - Walk to find answer during journeys east
- - Pair set out on a long walk
- - Walk idly
- - Walk about wearily
- - Pirate's funny walk
- - Walk tiredly or heavily
- - Long walk exciting a priest
- - Pair set out for long tiring walk
- - Hard walk from pirates ordered
- - Pirates all at sea travel wearily
- - Walk wearily from wild parties
- - Tours round a base to make long tiring walk
- - Walk about without reaching one's goal
- - Gadabout's walk.
- - Walk: Colloq.
- - Walk all over
- - Walk, in a way.
- - Walk about
- - Walk wearily
- - Walk
- - Walk aimlessly
- - pair set off getting to walk wearily
- - Wild parties lead to long walk
- - tramp catches current inside, and energy
- - Dreadful parties move wearily along
- - Trudge along to riotous parties
- - Trudge along, finding answer during journeys east
- - Go, reluctantly, from wild parties
- - Pirates (anag) — shlep
- - Tramp about
- - Plod — trek
- - Trudge or trek
- - Tramp stumbles across area with last of booze
- - Emulate a 30-Across, say
- - Tramp stumbles around atomic base
- - Tramp in wild parties
- - In horse-drawn vehicle heading south-east I travel wearily
- - Slog, trudge
- - Pirates (anag.)
- - Trudge around parties, drunk
- - Ambulate aimlessly
- - Gallivant; gad
- - Trudge: Colloq.
- - Wander about: Colloq.
- - Gad: Colloq.
- - Rove about idly: Dial.
- - Gad about, in Dogpatch.
- - Trudge along
- - Go on foot
- - Roam (about)
- - Gallivant (about)
- - Knock around
- - Sashay
- - Wander about.
- - Be a rover
- - Knock about
- - Ramble
- - Mosey
- - Trudge
- - Plod
- - Tramp
- - Wander
- - Roam
- - Gad about
- - Gallivant
- - tramp tickling a priest
- - a priest making a tedious journey on foot
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