Similar words: commander in chief, doddering, smoldering, wander, wanderlust, lingering, superintendent, gathering. Meaning: ['wɑndərɪŋ /'wɒn-] 
n. travelling about without any clear destination. adj. 1. (of groups of people) tending to travel and change settlements frequently 2. of a path e.g. 3. having no fixed course.
n. travelling about without any clear destination. adj. 1. (of groups of people) tending to travel and change settlements frequently 2. of a path e.g. 3. having no fixed course. 
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121 Mirabai gave up family and fortune to become a wandering disciple of Krishna.
122 Paul finds his mind is wandering, thinking about the poll tax program again.
123 It was like wandering in the lair of giant ants - or something.
124 The horses were found three hours later, wandering in the forest.
125 He spent his days wandering around the rugby pitches doing nothing and refused to return to his cottage.
126 He came wandering towards me, obviously having admitted defeat, and I fell in beside him, companionably in step.
127 I felt there must be something wrong with me, and I kept wandering.
128 I'm sorry, my mind was wandering. What did you say?
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129 People like Billy Crystal and Spike Lee kept wandering in.
130 He remained where he was, slowly revolving to face me, a rotating star to my ellipsis of erratic wandering.
131 Second-hand soul, funky horns, wandering blues-style vocals, all derivative life is here.
132 They remind you of a bunch of schoolboys wandering down a lonely road, kicking a ball along.
133 When wandering over the hills we met a shepherd, exchanged courtesies, and offered him a glass.
134 She was found wandering at a golf course, near Stockport, Cheshire, on Monday.
135 Wandering through the vibrant streets of Rome, one is constantly reminded of the widely differing historical periods.
136 The pressure of seeing hunters wandering cross-country may have increased stress on bighorns there in the past.
137 Once he started wandering aimlessly, a trainee risked disturbing the gods at play.
138 The shops had shut and people were wandering around arm in arm and going into pubs and restaurants.
139 I can now see that old people are a real pain, wandering around in their leather jackets and publishing offensive material.
140 Adult males are nomadic, wandering all round the polar ice cap and living mainly off seals.
141 Hugh was now wandering in his speech and scarcely able to stand without Marian's help.
142 So methods have been developed to dissuade you from wandering off to somebody else's cash register.
143 There are locals wandering around in a state of shock you know.
144 Some people not only fail to speak up but talk with their hands wandering to cover their mouths.
145 He remembered wandering off at that point because Wanda had come in looking for a face to sit on.
146 In the midst of all this wandering, family disaster strikes but the travelers continue onward.
147 Guards People were wandering past with their luggage, security guards were on patrol.
148 Explorer-anthropologist Martin Gray has spent 12 years wandering through 800 sacred sites scattered around the globe.
149 But then so am I if I saw a lion wandering around the back alleys of Danang, right?
150 At the world-famous San Diego Zoo, the animals will be sharing their territory with wandering herds of Republicans.
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