roam
Origin of roam
Synonyms for roam
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wandering, roving, meandering, ambulatory, discursive, itinerant, migratory, nomadic, peripatetic, prodigal, vagrant, vagariousExamples from the Web for roaming
Contemporary Examples of roaming
You must be one of the most obnoxious creatures, male or female, roaming the planet.
Infants and young toddlers are placed in cribs to keep them from roaming; is placing a child in a tent not similar?
By nightfall, ISIS patrols were roaming house to house within Tikrit to capture and execute men identified as targets.
Both of them reportedly said, “These criminals should be locked up, not roaming our streets.”
Inside The Center For Immigration Studies, The Immigration False-Fact Think TankCaitlin Dickson
May 15, 2014
Every day this month, he has unveiled a new work around the city—a series of murals, videos, and two roaming trucks.
Historical Examples of roaming
He spoke exactly as if he had been a collector who had been roaming the world for curios.
The UnderdogF. Hopkinson Smith
They might have been roaming the world in all directions, without my seeing one of them.
Wilfrid CumbermedeGeorge MacDonald
Tell me, where were you roaming with the bundle last night, eh?
A Hero of Our TimeM. Y. Lermontov
He had been roaming the streets ever since—that was a whole day and another night, you know.
Kristy's Rainy Day PicnicOlive Thorne Miller
Their horses were roaming at will and the still form of Aunt Mercy was at their feet.
The Golden WomanRidgwell Cullum