That is why I trundle around the house in Ugg Bootswhat a great...

That is why I trundle around the house in Ugg Boots
what a great word,,,
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trundle

[ˈtrʌnd(ə)l]

VERB

trundle (verb) · trundles (third person present) · trundled (past tense) · trundled (past participle) · trundling (present participle)

1. (with reference to a wheeled vehicle or its occupants) move or cause to move slowly and heavily.

   "ten vintage cars trundled past" · "we trundled a wheelbarrow down to the river and collected driftwood"

   synonyms:

   push · roll

   • (of a person) move heavily and slowly.
     "she heard him coughing as he trundled out"
     synonyms:

     wheel · push

NOUN

trundle (noun) · trundles (plural noun)

1. an act of moving slowly or heavily.

   "the journey was just a trundle around the Northern line"

ORIGIN

mid 16th century (denoting a small wheel or roller): a parallel formation to obsolete or dialect trendle, trindle ‘revolve’; related to trend.