Walking or moving around without a clear destination or purpose; or having no fixed home.
From Old English 'wandrian,' related to German 'wandern.' Originally meant to turn or twist, then evolved to mean traveling without direction.
Wandering has always been romantic in literature—from medieval knights to modern travelers—because humans are naturally drawn to the mystery of the unknown path!
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