Rambling

What do we mean by rambling?

Often or habitually roaming; wandering. adjective

Extended over an irregular area; sprawling. adjective

Lengthy and digressive. adjective

The act of wandering about, or from place to place. noun

A roving excursion or course; an indefinite or whimsical turning back and forth. noun

Roving; wandering; discursive. adjective

Present participle of ramble. verb

A long meandering talk with no specific topic or direction. noun

A gentle hike. noun

Spreading out in different directions adjective

(of e.g. speech and writing) tending to depart from the main point or cover a wide range of subjects adjective

Of a path e.g. adjective

To move about aimlessly, or on a winding course

To walk for pleasure; to amble or saunter.

To talk or write incessantly, unclearly, or incoherently, with many digressions.

Rambling is a form of walking that generally takes place in the countryside. As it requires nothing more strenuous than walking, rambling is one of the simplest forms of exercise, and one of the least expensive. Urban Dictionary

Just talking, alot and with no specific point in sight. Urban Dictionary

A state of being in a mood that makes you feel the need to go on and on about nonsense for no reason. Urban Dictionary

To lead a semi-nomadic existence, traveling from town to town, making a living from odd jobs. To be rootless and transient, calling no one place home. Sung about often in old folk music, which was written from the perspective of humble, working people, many of whom traveled from town to town in search of work during the Gread Depression. Often used, particularly in the work of Woody Gutherie, as a metaphor for life's journey. Urban Dictionary

A show on YouTube where two individuals talk about random crap. This show normally includes William Bnevermind and Cameron Not-ShadowsVirus. Each episode is generally 1 Earth hour long. It consists of fapping, chatting and trying to think of other things to talk about. Urban Dictionary

A communication that rambles on in a nonsensical fashion. Often used to describe communications of those suffering from mental illness. Urban Dictionary

When some one talks about nothing and keeps going on and on and on. Urban Dictionary

A farewell, synonym for "get going" and "goodbye'. Urban Dictionary

1. To express views on a subject or idea for a noticeably extended period of time. 2. To express incoherent or nonsense thoughts. 3. Semi-derogatory or self-effacing term for speech patterns that tend to drag on. Urban Dictionary

1. to go or to leave quickly 2. to move on Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rambling:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rambling:
helluva, incoherent, aloe, dern, disjointed, wraparound, monologue, ladd, gambling, farmhouse, roses, willie, wreck, dwelling, frame, projecting, gable, shrub, countryside, barn, roofs, siding, porch, additions, pleasure, rose, revival, bays, shirt, cottage, decorative, stakes, shed, mansion, structure, speech, conversation, elliott, climbing, roof, cycling, brick, wood, gothic, victorian, dialogue, walking, talking, colonial, moments, hell, tech, plot, wings, style, story, extending, folk, narrative, stories, reporter, clubs, manor, riding, affair, filled, block, boys, residence, row, tall.

Words that rhyme with rambling:
gambling, scrambling, ambling, shambling, brambling, scambling, grambling, unlicensed gambling.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rambling:
more, long, much, aimless, little, incoherent, less, great, most, somewhat, low, old, solitary, mere, large, mental, graceful, agreeable, drunken, idle, wild, free, further, incessant, occasional, verbal, nocturnal, desultory, preliminary, constant, careless, pleasant, usual, nervous, excess, continual, highest, very, philosophical, fair, apparent, endless, purposeless, meaningless, big, unnecessary, huge, unintelligible, delightful, senseless, excessive, extensive, juvenile, discouraging, outdoor, useless, vague, door, pious, disjointed, lengthy, discursive, fragmentary, futile, disconnected, pink, absurd, joyful, casual, subject, compulsive, alpine, relaxed, like, plain, chaotic, paranoid, indiscriminate, quiet, pointless, confused, pretty, sentimental, insane, pulpit, peculiarly, uncontrolled, maudlin, psychotic, lamentable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rambling:
recollections, reminiscences, gambling, novel, charges, notes, disposition, sentences, thoughts, time, place, manner, vein.

Consonant match to rambling:
rumbling.

Words that sound like rambling:
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