Ramble | Mean of ramble in English Dictionary

/ˈræmbəl/

• Verb
• to walk or go from one place to another place without a specific goal, purpose, or direction
1. He often rambled [=roamed] around/about the countryside in an old truck.
2. She rambled [=wandered] along the riverbank.
3. The trail rambles [=meanders] through the woods for miles.
• to go from one subject to another without any clear purpose or direction
1. She rambled for several minutes before introducing the main speaker.
2. He's funny, but he tends to ramble.
3. The novel's first chapter rambles on for about 100 pages.
• Noun
• a long walk for pleasure
1. We went for a ramble along the beach.
2. He encountered many interesting people in his rambles in the country.

• a long speech or piece of writing that goes from one subject to another without any clear purpose or direction
1. The first chapter is a 100-page ramble.
2. We had to listen to another one of his long rambles about politics and religion.