A)

- Stray: to move away from the correct path or direction.

- Wander: to walk or move in a leisurely, casual, or aimless way.

- Creep: to move slowly and quietly, usually in a cautious or surreptitious manner.

- Stagger: to walk or move unsteadily, as if about to fall or lose balance.

- Crawl: to move forward on hands and knees or by dragging the body close to the ground.

- Limp: to walk unevenly, with one leg moving less easily or with less strength than the other.

- Trip: to stumble or fall suddenly due to an obstacle or loss of balance.

- Stroll: to walk leisurely or without hurry.

- Dash: to move or run quickly or suddenly.

- March: to walk in a military manner, usually in a line or formation.

- Trudge: to walk slowly and heavily, as if with difficulty or fatigue.

- Slip: to lose one's footing or balance and fall or slide unintentionally.

B) The hyperonym (classifier) of these verbs is "movement."