Wandering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WANDERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• walk or move in a leisurely or aimless way
• travel aimlessly through or over (an area)
• (of a road or river) meander
• move slowly away from a fixed point or place
• be unfaithful to one's regular sexual partner
NOUN:
• the act of wandering
• an act or instance of wandering
• travelling about without any clear destination
ADJECTIVE:
• moving about with no destination or purpose
• migratory
• of a path e.g.
• having no fixed course
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move about with no destination or purpose
• a. & n. from Wander, v.

Words related to WANDERING

wander10 wandered13 wanderingly19 wanders11

Words that contain WANDERING

wanderings15 unwandering16 wanderingly19 forwandering20

How to use WANDERING in a sentence

• I reached home safely before sunset, and did not feel very much fatigued, either by the ride of thirty-six miles, the terrible heat, or the wandering about on foot.
• Some days earlier Milton Elliot, weak and wandering around, had taken up his abode with us.
• All the people of Rome had fled, and were wandering over the country, or seeking a refuge amongst neighboring peoples.
• In his life he was fond of wandering among the tombs of Santa Croce, and it is said that there the first desire and presentiment of his future glory stirred within his breast.
• Wandering thus, she discovered that she was in the park, and had come out on the high bluff of the lake.
• She was a gypsy-looking woman, with wandering, defiant black eyes, and her red face had the sign-manual of vice stamped upon it.
• The groups of wandering horses were a tempting aim.
• He glided from unconsciousness into a wandering state of mind before the hour of noon.
• It is almost pitiful to meet her wandering about there on a stormy night.
• From beneath the shadow of its falchion-leaves my eyes went wandering into deep after deep of the forest.
• Year after year she lived a wandering, out-of-the-way life on the Continent.
• But for Dante, bitter with loneliness, wandering in the Hell, the Purgatory, the Paradise of his own heart, any such wide and overwhelming love might seem to have been impossible.
• Sad on the side of the hill the wandering shepherd sits.
• But a few women, especially the late comers, were still scattered about praying mechanically, with their eyes wandering around them.
• Edward Henry stood lost at his own door, and his wandering eye caught sight of a pile of trunks near to another door in the main corridor.
• The officer saw that the king’s horse, in wandering this way and that, annoyed Mademoiselle de Mancini.
• Circumstances placed it beyond a doubt, that, while wandering about in search of his companions, these terrible animals had come upon him and torn him in pieces.
• Within a very few years, some of them have changed their course so that farms are divided into two parts, or are nearly wiped out by the wandering streams.
• The lead cattle turned back several times, wandering aimlessly in any direction, and it was with considerable difficulty that the herd could be held on the trail.
• Then Orpheus spoke and warned them that they must come now to the wandering blue rocks.
• It came over me that I had been nowhere in Europe, that I had been wandering up and down America.
• But whichever way Father Jose turned, the mountain always asserted itself and arrested his wandering eye.

Similar words containing WANDER without suffix ing

wander10 wanders11 wandered13 wanderer12 wanderoo12 forwander16 wanderers13 wanderoos13 forwanders17 wanderings15 wanderlust14 forwandered19 unwandering16 wanderingly19 wanderlusts15 forwandering20

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