putter (around) (Meaning)

putter (around)

to spend time in a relaxed way doing small jobs and other things that are not very important

The children puttered around the playroom, their laughter filling the air.
The elderly gentleman often puttered around his garden, tending to his flowers with care.
The artist puttered around her studio, searching for inspiration among her tools and canvases.
The mechanic puttered around under the car, trying to diagnose the problem.
The student puttered around the library, looking for a book on ancient history.
The store clerk puttered around the shelves, restocking items and answering customers' questions.
The chef puttered around the kitchen, preparing a delicious meal for the guests.
The tourist puttered around the museum, marveling at the exhibits.
The dog puttered around the backyard, sniffing at the flowers and chasing squirrels.
The wind puttered around the trees, causing their leaves to rustle and dance.

to spend time in a relaxed way doing small jobs and other things that are not very important

hang about, fool around, play,potter (around), monkey (around), fiddle (around), goof (around), idle,mess around, fribble

settle (down),set (to),buckle (down),knuckle down

The children puttered around the playroom, their laughter filling the air.

The elderly gentleman often puttered around his garden, tending to his flowers with care.

The artist puttered around her studio, searching for inspiration among her tools and canvases.

The mechanic puttered around under the car, trying to diagnose the problem.