v. 1 amble, wander (off), stroll, saunter, walk, perambulate, go (off or away), travel, drift, range, rove, go or move about, hike, trek, Colloq mosey Don't ramble too far as dinner will be ready soon We used to ramble over those hills, but the area is now an industrial site. 2 meander, wander, digress, maunder Fiona tends to ramble off the main topic of conversation 3 Sometimes, ramble on. babble, chatter, gibber, rave, go on (and on), rattle on, Colloq Brit witter on, rabbit on or away If you didn't stop him, Hugh would ramble on for ever about his grandchildren
n. 4 stroll, amble, saunter, walk, promenade, constitutional, walkabout, tour, tramp, hike, trek We went on a short ramble through the park