Clue | Length | Answer |
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wander (around) | 4 letters | rove |
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wander (around) | 4 letters | roam |
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wander (around) | 7 letters | traipse |
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wander (around) | 7 letters | meander |
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- Wander
- Snake
- Wander aimlessly
- Not go the direct route
- (Of a river) wind about
- Turn, or intend to turn, Communist
- Follow a winding course
- Repairman taking in a ramble
- Wander - wind about
- Nasty red-backed snake
- Repairman keeps a snake
- Twist and turn
- Terribly dear men wander aimlessly
- Tinker swallowed a snake
- Follow a winding course, like a river
- Follow a winding, twisting course
- Winding bend of a river or stream
- Follow winding course wrongly renamed
- Wind (like a river)
- Wind died initially coming in closer
- Wander idly
- Wander this way and that
- Wander without aim or direction
- Stroll about aimlessly
- Adders part with nasty snake
- Follow winding course
- Flow windingly
- unkind, the german makes us wander
- Nasty round scarlet snake
- Roam idly
- Ramble
- Remained when I left to wander off
- Wander, wind
- strange men dare wander at random
- Wander at random
- Me with the monarch to ramble
- Drift
- Wander, heading Middle East not west
- wander (around)
- Wind
- Turn unpleasant with foreign article
- Snake found in Rome and Eritrea
- Near bloody revolting snake
- Follow winding course newly renamed
- Ramble aimlessly
- wind enters home and erodes
- Bend (like river)
- take a winding course
- traffic light set up to indicate ben
- Turn nasty before claret served up
- Gad about
- Wander [of river]
- Wind [of river]
- Me with the monarch to wander
- intend the german to wander
- detailed plan for ending wind
- Proceed by a winding course
- Renamed [anag]
- Wander leisurely
- leftist facing away from low wind
- Me and Her Majesty to ramble
- we wander listlessly - but not 'im'
- Tinker holds a leisurely course
- ed and me ran off to wander listlessly
- nasty, the german wind
- intend the german to turn
- Loop-shaped curve in a river
- amble aimlessly on a winding course
- resort renamed -wander'
- Row windingly
- Wander idly from home and err
- Snake renamed incorrectly
- Wander with me and that Cockney woman
- Wander, roam
- ramble is unpleasant to the german
- Twine
- not take a beeline
- Zigzag
- turn from this compiler with queen
- Wring
- Worm
- wilderness
- Winding
- Whorl
- Whirl
- wheels within wheels
- Waving
- Wayfare
- Stroll aimlessly
- Go aimlessly
- To wander aimlessly
- to follow a winding course
- wind plan embarrassed, on reflection
- Snake's horrible – Ruby recoils
- Roam
- Be snakelike
- Wander in a winding way
- Roam around aimlessly
- Traipse
- Gad about
- Stray
- Wander
- Knock around
- Tramp
- Be itinerant
- Not stay put
- Meander
- Range
- Travel far and wide
- Lack direction
- Live nomadically
- Rove
- Go far and wide
- What nomads do
- Circumambulate
- Use a cell phone outside
- What buffalo do in "Home
- Knock (about)
- Ramble
- Travel aimlessly
- Globe-trot
- Emulate Odysseus
- Have itchy feet
- Wander about Italian capital, speaking
- Stray sheep has eaten nothing
- Butter spread by old tramp
- Ramble without purpose
- Peregrinate
- Old sheep outside for wander
- Wander widely
- Drift
- Have a memory about travel
- Outside ring, sheep travel
- Wander in capital, say
- Wander nomadically
- Emulate a vagabond
- This sounds like a capital ramble
- Move about aimlessly
- Wander aimlessly
- Perambulate
- up a cell bill, maybe
- Walk without a specific destination
- Wander about
- Wander around ruins of Roma
- Wander to state capital
- Wander to the end of the road, say?
- go wherever
- "Go, ......!"
- Prowl
- ramble, gad about
- go from pillar to post
- travel in no particular direction
- Go here and there
- Be a gadabout
- Travel all over the place
- Loaf aimlessly
- Move about
- Meander about
- Go aimlessly
- wander (around)
- Be a nomad
- Walk about
- Explore in capital, say
- have no destination in mind
- "Where the buffalo .... "
- Emulate a nomad
- Be nomadic
- Go hither and yon
- Travel without a destination in mind
- emulate buffalo
- "What buffalo do in Home on the Range"
- Stray sheep eating nothing
- What the buffalo do in a classic song
- Go exploring, say
- Go outside the calling area, say
- Incur cellphone charges, maybe
- Move aimlessly
- Wayfare
- Follow one's feet
- Indulge one's wanderlust
- What buffalo do on the range
- Gad
- Spatiate
- Gallivant
- Divagate
- Wander idly
- Range over
- " . . . wherever I may ......"
- What buffalo do
- "Sadly I ......": Foster
- Stroll far and wide
- Be footloose
- Move without any fixed route
- Poet's rhyme for “home”
- Wander freely
- Proceed here and there
- wander around said capital
- travel here and there
- Live like a nomad
- Wander round surrounded by sheep
- Wander around aimlessly
- Walk aimlessly
- Duck takes sheep outside for wander
- Wander the countryside
- What the buffalo do
- Trio regularly joining morning walk
- travel to capital, say
- Satisfy one's wanderlust
- behave like a peripatetic
- Wander like a nomad
- Be a vagabond
- buffalo do it, in song
- What nomads do, .. the lands
- travel to get capital, reportedly
- Wander about aimlessly
- Go from pillar to post, say
- Go nowhere in particular
- Travel aimlessly like a nomad
- Go wandering
- Stray sheep going round the circuit
- exhibit wanderlust
- Metallica's “Wherever I May ...”
- act the nomad
- Leave the service area
- force arresting old tramp
- Rove with no particular destination
- Go wandering around
- Be a rover
- Travel unsystematically?
- Travel (about)
- Rove (about)
- Leave the service?
- i leave the maori and wander back
- A duck and a sheep out to go astray
- Wander without a fixed destination
- go without a map
- Give in to wanderlust
- Stroll, drift around
- wander, rove
- Ramble or return before midday
- Homophone of Rome
- Wander around ancient capital, we hear
- Ramble in a sound country capital
- Wander in city, say
- drift from thames centre
- Wander around a new city, perhaps
- Move without purpose
- act like a nomad
- Walk with no destination in mind
- Move around or turn up before lunch
- To move between lanes (ABBR.)
- Saunter
- Wider
- Go idly round capital city, we hear
- Travel around aimlessly, say
- Loiter
- Linger
- Stroll
- Lag
- Dawdle
- Lounge
- travel in foreign capital, reportedly
- Wander from Roma
- maori to lead back and wander
- travel without a destination
- Lead a nomadic life
- cover a lot of ground
- Ramble in said ancient city
- stroll in capital, say
- Wander to Italian city, we hear
- Amble
- Bat
- bat-around
- Bum
- count-ties
- Cruise
- Dally
- Flit
- go about
- go the rounds
- Hit the road
- hit-the-trail
- Hobo
- Jaunt
- Mooch
- Mosey
- Nomadize
- pererrate
- Run [about]
- straggle
- "Swan ...."
- Travel
- Vagabond
- Vagabondize
- Voyage
- Walk
- walk-the-tracks
- Move from place to place, as cattle
- Meander, hike
- Move all about
- wander around rome, say
- wander about as a front to back maori
- wander in eu capital, reportedly
- Pay extra for calls, perhaps
- wander near and far
- Wander aimlessly, say
- to travel somewhere without purpose
- Move around
- Don't just stand there
- Stray sheep going round with a duck
- Go from place to place
- travel around like a nomad
- Ramble around Rome, say
- Move from town to town
- stroll around the city, say
- Drift (about)
- Go gadding about
- to range
- Loaf around aimlessly
- Wander through Italian city reportedly
- Move around aimlessly
- Gad about
- Wander
- Tramp
- Be itinerant
- Cover ground?
- Range
- Travel far and wide
- Go all over
- Be peripatetic
- Amble
- Drift
- Wander about
- Travel the country
- Go here and there
- Cover lots of ground
- Bush adviser Karl
- Politico with the memoir
- Ramble
- Wander aimlessly
- Travel around
- Don't stay in one place
- Be a rambler
- wander (around)
- Roam
- Act the vagabond
- Meander
- Range alternative
- Over-disposed to wander
- Be a vagabond
- Wandered over casually
- act the nomad
- Roam around
- Wander here and there
- proverbially wander inside
- Travel constantly
- Travel aimlessly
- Wander far and wide
- Ramble finished back to front
- Roam (about)
- Wander round as dog without tail?
- Move about
- Stray
- stray from the top of two
- Roam aimlessly
- Walk all over
- Wander high and low
- Wander over casually
- Go here, there and everywhere
- Karl who advised Bush 43
- Be a drifter
- Traipse
- Perambulate
- Divagate
- Be nomadic
- Wander through
- What errants do
- Get around
- Wander freely
- Move aimlessly
- Spatiate
- Peregrinate
- Wander at random
- Be footloose
- Twist in carding wool
- Gad
- Knock (about)
- What a wanderluster needs to do
- Passed a rope through
- Type of beetle
- Go far and wide
- Gallivant
- Emulate a Romany
- Nomadize
- Gather no moss?
- Have no fixed destination
- Travel
- Walk heavily
- Cruise's part in controversy
- Karl who advised George W. Bush
- Wander or roam
- Wander about (anagram of "over")
- Wander around crossword clue
- stray dog lacks tail
- Wander about aimlessly
- be all over the map
- Move around aimlessly
- "keep moving!"
- bush advisor
- Ramble around
- Range around
- Be an active vagabond
- Some extroverts wander around
- Republican political strategist Karl
- Political consultant Karl
- Ramble inside improvement
- Yield to wanderlust
- Roam about aimlessly
- What nomads do
- Roam from place to place
- wander over mistakenly
- Go around
- Wander all around
- Wander over, perhaps
- Roam here and there
- Knock around