Trot (verb)

1. To run or ride at a moderate pace, faster than a walk but slower than a gallop.
2. To move quickly on foot, usually in a hurry.

Origin:

The word "trot" comes from the middle english word "trotten" which means "to move quickly on foot." it is a gait of horse, faster than a walk and slower than a canter or gallop. it is also a gait of human or any other animal.

Examples:

1. The horse trotted around the arena.
2. He trotted to the store to buy some milk.
3. The child was trotting along the sidewalk.
4. The runner was trotting at a moderate pace.
5. The dog trotted along beside its owner.