Rambling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAMBLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• walk for pleasure in the countryside
• talk or write at length in a confused or inconsequential way
• (of a plant) put out long shoots and grow over walls or other plants
NOUN:
• the act of rambling
• a walk taken for pleasure in the countryside.
• activity of going for long walks in the country
ADJECTIVE:
• discursive
• large and irregularly shaped
• Roving; wandering; discursive; as, a rambling fellow, talk, or building.
• spreading out in different directions
• (of e.g. speech and writing) tending to depart from the main point or cover a wide range of subjects
• of a path e.g.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wander

Words related to RAMBLING

ramble10 rambled12 rambles11 ramblingly18 ramblings14

Words that contain RAMBLING

brambling16 ramblings14 bramblings17 ramblingly18 scrambling17 scramblings18 descrambling20 scramblingly22 unscrambling19

How to use RAMBLING in a sentence

• Its gay and fragrant flowers, with its rambling habit, render it peculiarly adapted for such a purpose.
• A native of North America, it is perfectly hardy in this country, and makes an excellent wall plant where plenty of space can be afforded for the rambling branches.
• The Priory, with its rambling courts and gardens, stood on an island in the river.
• And so to bed, passing on the broad oak staircase the weird picture of the man who built this rambling old house more than three hundred years ago.
• He was rambling in imagination on these terraces, when he heard the cough once more.
• I departed for Seville next day, and after several months of rambling in Andalusia, was once more back in Cordova, on my way to Madrid.
• WELLS are remarkable not for their formal logic, but for their provocative quality and the very real eloquence of detached passages of the rambling argument.
• How I am rambling on, and I wanted to tell you heaps of things! I shall never get them all into this letter.
• Rambling on at a venture I reach the shores of the Zarafchane on the northeast of the town.
• In rambling through the crooked streets, we saw everywhere the remains of the splendor which this place boasted in the days of Rome.
• Signs of activity about the rambling place could be made out from the hanging garden at the chateau.
• I got to rambling round and finally got to Arkansas.
• The manor house is picturesque and rambling, as is the village itself, straggling along the road to Warminster.
• Most commonly the house was commodious in a rambling way, with no pretense to distinction without nor to luxury within.
• The ground was so soft that the horses, much as they are inclined for rambling, did not go further away than a quarter of a mile.
• When I made myself a prisoner at the age of fifteen, I gave up for ever the delights of rambling through meadows bright with the treasures of spring.
• As they got closer to the light they saw that it came from a log house, low and rambling.
• He passed a great part of his time at Twickenham, and in rambling with Pope or Gay about the country.
• But you can never see the whole of a trail at once and it must have formed a somewhat rambling course.
• The quaint old French town, with its rambling streets and polite inhabitants, took one away from the thoughts of war and gave one almost a feeling of home.
• Every evening, after a day spent in rambling among antiquities, we used to attend the opera in the Grand Opera House.
• After rambling around in Rock Island quarters we at last found Jane Carter.
• Bog passed the greater portion of every day with him, rambling through the streets, or riding to the suburbs in the old family carriage, or reading the dear old books to him.
• He then watched Charles down the rambling village street until he was out of sight.
• For two or three days she went no further than the rambling garden at the back of the house.
• The plot is rambling and disconnected, but the author contrives to go over the whole ground of English history in his inimitable burlesque.
• Primrose, her head a little more erect than usual, her step firm, and a proud bright light in her eyes, went quickly down the little rambling village street.
• Wiggin is thoroughly in love with this big rambling house, from garret to cellar.
• It was a rambling old place that seemed to have been cut out of a barn.
• In a long, rambling story Aaron Fairchild told how he had come home from a visit to the city late the night before.

Similar words containing RAMBL without suffix ing

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