Roaming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROAMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move about or travel aimlessly or unsystematically, especially over a wide area
• travel unsystematically over, through, or about (a place)
• (of a person's eyes or hands) pass lightly over something without stopping
• (of a person's mind or thoughts) drift along without dwelling on anything in particular
• use a mobile phone on another operator's network, typically while abroad
NOUN:
• the act of roaming
• an aimless walk.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move about without purpose or plan
• the use of a cell phone outside its local area

Words related to ROAMING

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How to use ROAMING in a sentence

• The love of roaming insensibly grew upon him, and ere long his active limbs had borne him over a considerable portion of Asia.
• Roaming about the lawns and walks, which she had made herself, in a muslin gown and a plain straw hat, she could forget that she was a queen.
• But after a week or ten days at the new earth both his vixen and the cubs, too, got a new habit of roaming.
• It had been cropped close by the great herds of buffalo roaming the plains.
• Prehistoric man, roaming through desert and forest in his own shaggy pelt, was infinitely better clad.
• Du Guesclin recruited in Normandy, Picardy, and Brittany, and amongst the bands of warriors which were now roaming all over France.
• Other pleasures were, roaming in the forests and sailing on the mill pond.
• It seemed to me such a pretty idea to think of little children roaming about this battlefield as if it were a garden.
• I was roaming among the firs in the dusk, when I met a shepherd boy, who put me on a path that joined the main road to Chanac.
• One lesson which I have learned in my roaming life, my friends, is never to call anything a misfortune until you have seen the end of it.
• The roaming habits of the rising generation of labourers is an important consideration, and it has an effect in many ways.
• Most of the time, we have been just roaming around.
• Small companies of rough-coated donkeys may occasionally be seen, in an apparently wild state, roaming about the more open parts of the Forest.
• That was what drove me from Germany and sent me roaming through foreign lands, for his words went with me and changed my life into hell.
• In the interval that followed the second act, her glasses, roaming aimlessly across the stalls, became riveted to her eyes.
• Indeed he was, at times, far beyond the roaming grounds of the Camanches, but this was necessary.
• Being of a roaming disposition, he was now panting for some new enterprise.
• Some of his former friends, roaming as he himself had done, as fugitives about the country, happened at length to come into the neighborhood of his retreat.
• It must be remembered that at this time the second Sikh war was in full swing, and that various bands of troops who had espoused the Sikh cause were roaming the country.
• The Shanghai mother was now roaming the fields with her brood, and there was rich picking in the wheat-stubble.
• I had been roaming the woods and country roads round about for a month in search of an excuse for existence.
• While such vagabonds as these were roaming about the country, the safety of the stock was much endangered.
• This was not done without precaution, for fear lest the pirates might be roaming about there.
• It meant breaking his habit of life, a very hard thing to do, and starting out on a wandering roaming life.
• Child was a learned physician who after a good deal of roaming about the world had lately taken it into his head to come and see what sort of a place Massachusetts was.
• At the same moment he found himself in a forest, and there, after roaming about miserably for some time, he fell into a pit dug by hunters.
• You will remember that Billy was roaming the meadow for mushrooms at the very time we lost Mr.
• Hetty was therefore thrown on her own resources and was roaming about with a book.
• He was roaming about the country, always in trouble, and it was on his account that she stayed behind, when her father and mother went South.

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