Verb:

गपशप, चर, चालणे, निरर्थक बोला,

wander's Usage Examples:

He then begins wandering the store menacingly, stalking Sharon and Stan, oblivious to the sight of his daughter, Shelly.

De Quesada, after nearly a dozen years of wandering disconsolately through the gaming halls of Europe, returned to New Granada in 1550.

reason for his remaining at Sterling Cooper, and wanders away to stare dejectedly out the window at the New York City skyline.

The television series follows Ran and Meow, two wanderers who face all sorts of antagonists in Tokugawa Japan.

About midnight, Union Captain James Craydon tried to blow up a few rebel picket posts by sending mules loaded with barrels of fused gunpowder into the Confederate lines, but the faithful old army mules insisted on wandering back toward the Union camp before blowing to bits.

According to the legend, Javanese sailors wandering in the mist in 1350 named the island because they saw a glimpse of light around it; previously the island bore the Arabic name of Majidi.

such as asanas as difficult and ineffective for spiritual growth, out of a widely shared distaste for India"s wandering yogins.

regular string instrument of wandering bards and minstrels from India and is plucked with one finger.

In this way, the speaker cannot wander dispersedly and the issue is not understood by the disputants.

The natives of the settlement called the Oyangue, which also served as the early landmark of the area whereby new settlers looked upon in their wandering.

Ishmael wanders the countryside and explains his wish to see the sea and wish to see the world.

vaccine vacil- waver Latin vacillare "sway, be untrustworthy" vacillate, vacillation vad-, vas- go Latin vadere evade, pervasive vag- wander Latin vagus.

did not know his place, date, language or even name of birth, began his wanderings as a child in Malta; walked through many lands, barefoot, tall and thin.

Synonyms:

maunder, err, stray, drift, vagabond, locomote, gad, move, roll, rove, range, gallivant, ramble, go, jazz around, swan, cast, roam, tramp, travel,

Antonyms:

advance, go, descend, precede, stay in place,