Thesaurus / ramble
FEEDBACK- amble
- digress
- meander
- roam
- saunter
- straggle
- stroll
- traipse
- zigzag
- clamber
- climb
- cruise
- depart
- divagate
- diverge
- drift
- extend
- fork
- gad
- gallivant
- perambulate
- percolate
- peregrinate
- promenade
- range
- rove
- scramble
- snake
- sprawl
- spread
- spread-eagle
- straddle
- stray
- trail
- turn
- twist
- walk
- wind
- bat around
- be all over the map
- branch off
- excurse
- get sidetracked
- knock about
- knock around
- sprangle
- babble
- digress
- meander
- wander
- amplify
- blather
- chatter
- depart
- descant
- divagate
- diverge
- drift
- drivel
- enlarge
- expatiate
- gossip
- maunder
- prose
- protract
- stray
- beat around bush
- be diffuse
- dwell on
- excurse
- get off the subject
- go astray
- go off on tangent
- go on and on
- harp on
- lose the thread
- rant and rave
- rattle on
- talk nonsense
- talk off top of head
- talk randomly
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However, I returned well pleased from my ride, and found my young sportsmen not less pleased with their morning's ramble.
JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO BRAZILMARIA GRAHAMThe moon was up long before we returned from our ramble, and long before our host arrived.
JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO BRAZILMARIA GRAHAMRuth found Mr Bellingham was not yet come down; so she sallied out for an additional half-hour's ramble.
RUTHELIZABETH CLEGHORN GASKELLShe covered him with her shawl, which she had thrown over a chair on coming in from their twilight ramble.
RUTHELIZABETH CLEGHORN GASKELLAfter having finished their meal, Mr. George and Rollo set out to take a ramble about the town by themselves.
ROLLO IN HOLLANDJACOB ABBOTTMoreover he had apparently neglected to wash his hands, and bore the air of one returning from a prolonged nutting ramble.
TALES AND FANTASIESROBERT LOUIS STEVENSONMoreover, he had apparently neglected to wash his hands, and bore the air of one returning from a prolonged nutting ramble.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, VOLUME XXIROBERT LOUIS STEVENSONSheppy seemed doubtful about the wisdom of taking a night ramble, but after some coaxing he decided to come along.
THE RED COW AND HER FRIENDSPETER MCARTHURHe must have been watching for it; perchance had heard that I sometimes like to steal away alone for a little ramble.
THE DEVIL-TREE OF EL DORADOFRANK AUBREYIn a summer ramble I met a man so dignified as to attract the notice and command the respect of all who knew him.
THOUGHTS ON EDUCATIONAL TOPICS AND INSTITUTIONSGEORGE S. BOUTWELLWORDS RELATED TO RAMBLE
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