roam
verb (used without object)
verb (used with object)
noun
Origin of roam
Synonyms for roam
Related Words for roam
trek, traipse, ramble, stray, drift, prowl, tramp, meander, saunter, stroll, traverse, gallivant, hike, travel, peregrinate, walk, range, rove, bum, vagabondExamples from the Web for roam
Contemporary Examples of roam
Reports this week said they were free to roam around Qatar and were not confined to house arrest.
In the script, the cheetahs drift from their owner and roam suburban Mexico unattended.
Allowing a sexual predator to roam unchecked in your midst is a hell of a lot worse than screwing up a scoop.
The airport is in Tel Aviv and I know that POTUS “wishes he could wear a fake mustache and roam around Tel Aviv.”
In the wake of this news, 10 tidbits on the dogs who roam the outback.
Historical Examples of roam
That he might be; but he was not so forlorn as to roam away and leave them together.
Little DorritCharles Dickens
She had always lived indoors and had never been allowed to roam the neighborhood.
Concerning CatsHelen M. Winslow
Like the gypsies of old, but with vastly more territory to roam.
Us two had all creation to roam 'round in, and we landed at Eastboro Twin-Lights.
The Woman-HatersJoseph C. Lincoln
But I think they are happiest when they are free to roam the woods where they like.