roam

/ɹəʊm/verb

To move around freely without a fixed destination.

Example sentences

“Wild horses still roam the plains in this part of the country.”
“We spent the afternoon roaming the narrow streets of the old town.”

'Roam free' is the classic pairing for animals. Mobile 'roaming' charges took their name from the same idea of wandering networks.

Synonyms for roam

wander
rove
drift
range
ramble

Related words

exploreTo travel through a place to learn what it is like or to look for new discoveries.meanderTo move along a twisting, winding path, or to wander without a fixed direction.sunscreenA cream or lotion put on the skin to shield it from the sun's damaging ultraviolet rays.postcardA stiff rectangular card, often with a picture on one side, that can be mailed with a short message and no envelope.arriveTo come to a place; to reach one's destination.lodgingA place where a person can stay or live.