toddle away
toddle away
1. To walk leisurely or carelessly away (from someone or something). The man just took his food and then toddled away without paying! I used to be a guide on a walking tour when I lived in Florence, and you always had people toddling away throughout the day.
2. To walk away (from someone or something) with short, unsteady steps. You can't take your eyes off our two-year-old for a second, or she'll toddle away in an instant! My son thinks it's great fun to rifle through my purse and toddle away with my keys.
See also: away, toddle
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
toddle away
and toddle offto walk away. Not even noticing what had happened, the old lady got up and toddled away. Sam toddled away, leaving us behind to explain things to the boss. Wally toddled off, leaving his dinner untouched. Don't just toddle off when I'm talking to you!
See also: away, toddle
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- do away with
- do away with (someone, something, or oneself)
- are we away
- Are we away?
- be far and away
- come away with
- come away with (one)
- away
- draw away
- away with something