रास्ता, कोर्स किंवा मार्च लाइनपासून दूर जाणे, भटकंती तुरळक किंवा अनियमित अंतराने विखुरलेले किंवा विखुरलेले, ,

stragglers's Usage Examples:

book he describes Kessingland beach fishermen with their oilskins and thermoses as resembling "the last stragglers of some nomadic people .

The Confederates located and followed stragglers; the 4th Texas blundered into Opothleyahola's warriors on the tree line at the foot of the Round Mountains.

Many "blue stragglers" (stars which seemingly lag behind in their rate of aging) have been spotted.

(June 1998), "Blue stragglers in open clusters.

In his book he describes Kessingland beach fishermen with their oilskins and thermoses as resembling "the last stragglers of some nomadic people.

As the infantrymen were largely convalescences and stragglers not fit to make the trek into Maryland and their force.

Most of them could not cross the Berezina as Napoleon first gave absolute priority to regular troops and in the end Napoleon ordered the bridges to be burnt when the Russians arrived thus closing the trap for the stragglers.

Retreat to SingaporeOn 31 January, the last organised Allied forces left Malaya, and Allied engineers blew a -wide hole in the causeway that linked Johore and Singapore; a few stragglers would wade across over the next few days.

On 28 November a human stampede caused by the stragglers wanting to cross the small bridges occurred.

However, the union with Victor, Oudinot and Dombrowsky brought the numerical strength of the Grande Armée back up to some 49,000 French combatants as well as about 40,000 stragglers.

150 BCE:Ptolemy, marching on Pelusium, made his first halt at that city, and after picking up stragglers and serving out rations to his men moved on marching through the desert and skirting Mount Casius and the marshes called Barathra.

He also identified one or possibly two blue stragglers.

Blue stragglers were first discovered by Allan Sandage in 1953 while performing photometry.

Synonyms:

strayer, poke, drone, trailer, lagger, dawdler, laggard,

Antonyms:

fast,