To roam, wander.

intransitive. To wander, roam, stray. Also figurative.

Of persons or animals: To move hither and thither without fixed course or certain aim; to be (in motion) without control or direction; to roam…

intransitive. To move in all directions over an area; = range, v.1 1a. Occasionally transitive.

To move about from place to place; to wander. Also, to drift (in water). Obsolete.

intransitive. To wander, rove, or ramble; to walk, move about, or travel aimlessly or unsystematically, esp. over a wide area. Frequently with adverb…

intransitive. To ramble, roam, stray, wander. Obsolete.

To go, proceed, move forward; to walk, stroll, roam; to wander; to stray. intransitive. Of a person.

intransitive. To wander, stray, roam.

intransitive. To roam, to ramble.

intransitive. To wander, roam; to travel.

intransitive. To mill about, go to and fro; to wander, roam. Frequently with adverb or adverbial phrase.

intransitive. To wander idly about.

To go about or travel at random or without fixed destination; to wander, rove. Also with adverb, as about.

intransitive. Esp. of a person or animal: to traverse or move in all directions over a comparatively large area; to rove, roam, wander. Also figur…

intransitive. To travel from place to place without fixed route or destination, esp. over a wide area; to wander in an aimless or unsystematic…

(intransitive) to waver uncertainly; to wander.

intransitive. To wander; to range, roam; to ramble idly or as a vagrant.

intransitive. To wander about.

intransitive. To stray; to rove, to wander.

Gerundially in to go a-straying. Now only archaic.

intransitive. To wander or roam. Also transferred.

intransitive. To wander about; to stray from one place or subject to another.

intransitive. To walk about; to wander here and there.

intransitive. To roam or travel.

intransitive. With reference to physical pursuits: to wander or travel in a free, unrestrained manner, without a definite aim or direction. Now…

= divagate, v.

intransitive. To wander about.

intransitive. To roam about; to wander.

intransitive. To wander or ramble in speaking. Now English regional (Lincolnshire).

intransitive. Scottish. To prowl, range; to move restlessly about or around.

intransitive. To search or forage for something; to ferret around; to root or ramble about.

intransitive. Chiefly U.S. regional. To stroll or wander aimlessly; to idle, loiter. Frequently with around.

intransitive. To range or wander.

intransitive. To pass one's time idly; to hang around doing nothing productive; to loaf. Later also: to travel around with no particular plan or…

intransitive. To whirl around; to wander, esp. aimlessly; to gad about. Also: to prowl, snoop. Frequently with around.

intransitive. To wander about, take a devious or winding course.

intransitive. To walk about on petty business; to potter. Scottish.

To go or move; to wander, to potter. Usually with adverbial complement, along, around, away, etc. Chiefly dialect and U.S.

intransitive. To behave like a vagrant; to ramble or roam.

To move or proceed, esp. in a leisurely or casual way; to wander from place to place. slang (originally U.S.).

intransitive. To wander in a vague manner; to waver.

intransitive. With around or round: to mess about; to loiter, wander aimlessly.