wandering
adjective(wan-der-ing)
characterized by aimless, slow, or pointless movement: such as
wandering
adjective(wan-der-ing)
that winds or meanders
wandering
adjective(wan-der-ing)
not keeping a rational or sensible course : vagrant
wandering
noun(wan-der-ing)
a going about from place to place —often used in plural
wandering
noun(wan-der-ing)
movement away from the proper, normal, or usual course or place —often used in plural
wandering
verb(wan-der-ing)
to move about without a fixed course, aim, or goal
wandering
verb(wan-der-ing)
to go idly about : ramble
wandering
verb(wan-der-ing)
to follow a winding course : meander
wandering
noun(wan-der-ing)
a large white albatross (Diomedea exulans) of southern oceans that has black outer wing feathers and a wingspan of about 11 feet (3.4 meters)
wandering
noun(wan-der-ing)
a Jew of medieval legend condemned by Christ to wander the earth till Christ's second coming
wandering
noun(wan-der-ing)
any of several plants (genera Zebrina and Tradescantia) of the spiderwort family; especially : either of two trailing or creeping plants (Z. pendula and T. fluminensis) cultivated for their showy and often white-striped foliage
wandering
noun(wan-der-ing)
a tendency to look at and have sexual thoughts about other people while already in a romantic relationship