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to maunder

-talk in a rambling maner

-move or act in a dreamy or idle manner

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to divagate

-stray or digress

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digress

-leave the main subject in speech or writing

{from Latin digress- ‘stepped away’, from the verb digredi, from di- ‘aside’ + gradi ‘to walk’}

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Stravaig

-wander about aimlessly

{Scottish and Irish}

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inconsequential

-not important or significant; without consequence

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free

-able or permitted to take specific action

-able to act or be done as one wishes; not under the control of another

-not subject to engagement or obligations

-not occupied or in use

-not subject or affected by

-using or expending something without restraint

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careless

-without sufficient attention to avoid errors

-not concerned or worried about

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carefree

-without anxiety or responsibility

-free from anxiety or responsibility

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frivolous

-without ‘serious’ purpose or value

-carefree and superficial

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to ramble

-walk for pleasure

-talk or write in a confused or inconsequential way

{from dutch rammelen; making noise by shaking (something)}

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Idle

-with no particular purpose, reason or foundation

-in an aimless way

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to stray

-move away aimlessly from a group or ‘right’ course

-move idly

-wander or roam

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to deviate

-depart from the course

-depart from usual or accepted standards (a deviant)

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to depart

-deviate from

-leave

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to roam

-travel unsystematically/aimlessly

-drift along without dwelling on anything in particular

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to drift

-be carried slowly (by air or water)

-walk aimlessly

-move passively or involuntary into a situation or condition

-be blown into heaps

-digress or stray to another subject

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to wend

-go in a specific direction, typically by slow or indirect route