goose step

He walked with a peculiar goose step, though there was apparently nothing wrong with his legs.

It can't really be the ridiculous, strutting, old German goose step?

Chuck began to whistle and clop his feet into the soft earth in a goose step.

"No one can tell me that the Italian people were made to goose step in back of any dictator," he would insist.

The goose step is a difficult marching style that takes much practice and coordination.

Flagbearers and honor guards will frequently march with a higher goose step than the mass of troops following.

In Poland, it is difficult to tell whether the goose step is actively used or not.

The goose step does not carry this negative connotation elsewhere.

The goose step is a kind of marching done by the military.

By then, flanerie had given way to goose steps.