Not with criminal intent (i.e. case, prowl), but curiosity, as in a museum or in a new friend's house. "Roam" and "stroll" seem more about the movement. Maybe there is no word that implies walking and looking? Example:
He () [around] the museum.
single-word-requestsverbs
Not with criminal intent (i.e. case, prowl), but curiosity, as in a museum or in a new friend's house. "Roam" and "stroll" seem more about the movement. Maybe there is no word that implies walking and looking? Example:
He () [around] the museum.
Best Answer
Browsed refers to looking around, at about the pace of strolled. It could be used without the preposition around: browsed the museum.