Definition of maunder - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
disorganized talkingRare UK speak for a long time in a confused or trivial wayRare UK
- He would maunder about old stories for hours.
2.
aimless walkingRare UK walk or wander without a clear destinationRare UK
- She would maunder through the park for hours.
Origin of maunder
Middle English, maund (to beg)
Examples of maunder in a sentence
They maundered through the meeting with irrelevant stories. He would maunder along the beach, lost in thought. They maundered through the old town, enjoying the sights.
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- French:radoter, errer, ...
- German:faseln, umherwandern, ...
- Italian:divagare, vagare, ...
- Spanish:divagar, deambular, ...
- Portuguese:divagar, vaguear, ...
- Chinese:絮絮叨叨, 漫步, ...
- Japanese:だらだら話す, ぶらぶら歩く, ...
- Arabic:هَذَى, هَامَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְפַּטְפֵּט, לְהִתְהַלֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:бормотать, бродить, ...
- Ukrainian:базікати, блукати, ...
- Hindi:बकबक करना, भटकना, ...
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