Verb:STRIDE

To stride is to walk with long, decisive steps.

>stride
You stride a few steps forward.

>stride help

Usage:
    STRIDE {style} {at|left|right|behind} {target}
                                   - Stride toward, around, or behind a target
    STRIDE {style} {direction}     - Stride in a direction
    STRIDE {style}                 - Take a few strides in a particular style

Where {style} is one of the following:
    ANGRY   CONFIDENT   BOLD   PURPOSE
    BRISK   RELUCTANT   SLOW   QUICK 

>stride angry
You angrily stride a few steps forward.

>stride brisk
You briskly stride a few steps forward.

>stride confident
You confidently stride a few steps forward.

>stride reluctant
You reluctantly stride a few steps forward.

>stride bold
You boldly stride a few steps forward.

>stride slow
You slowly stride a few steps forward.

>stride purpose
You purposefully stride a few steps forward.

>stride quick
You quickly stride a few steps forward.

>stride {style} at Person
You {style}ly stride over to stand before Person.

>stride {style} {direction}
You {style}ly stride away, moving {direction}.