bat along

To wander aimlessly; to move about from place to place. I doubt he has a job—he's been batting along out on the West Coast for a while now. He wound the mechanical toy up and watched it bat along all on its own. A: "Where were you?" B: "Oh, just batting along downtown, lost in my thoughts."

See also: bat

See also:

into place
come (a)round to (something)
leave for greener pastures
(down) in the trenches
ferry
ferry (someone) around
ferry around
defect to
defect to (something)
ditch (some place)

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