R(amble)

ramble verb
ram·​ble | \ ˈram-bəl \
rambled; rambling\ ˈram-​b(ə-​)liŋ \
Definition of ramble (Entry 1 of 2)
intransitive verb

1a : to move aimlessly from place to place
rambled through the little town
b : to explore idly
After one rambles through the maps for a time … some overall impressions begin to emerge.
— John Noble Wilford
2a : to talk or write in an aimless, erratic, and often long-winded fashion
The hunk starts to ramble on and on, and the women seem quite annoyed.
— Monk Magazine
b : to be related or written in a long-winded or wandering fashion
a story that rambles
3 : to grow or extend irregularly
To me, pea greens are the culinary equivalent of morning glories, sprouting overnight, rambling here and there, turning the grower into a shepherd, at least for the duration.
— Molly O'Neill