1) (of a way of speaking or writing) wandering from one point or subject to another (discursive)
out of, off, the right path, especially into doing wrong
off the path or right direction
suffering from delirium
mentally imbalanced
(of speech, thought or writing) having the ideas etc badly ordered
confused; discontinuous
(of a way of speaking or writing) wandering from one point or subject to another
rambling
a short journey , especially one made by a number of people together for pleasure
journey
(of) a person running away from the police, danger etc
fleeing, transient
nor coherent
unintelligible
not straight or direct
roundabout; unintended
travelling from place to place
roaming
(the distance travelled by) going to a place, especially by distant place
excursion
of lose
missing, off-track
moving, able to be moved, easily and quickly from place to place; (the fort form for) a mobile phone
movable, travelling
(an act of) changing position; a main division of a musical work
motion, activity
a sentence or phrase within another sentence, marked off by commas, dashes or brackets; round brackets () for this
digression
going from place to place
constantly traveling
never still or quiet
not content; moving about
a way (to be) taken from one place to another; to send (a person, ship etc) by a particular route
path over which someone or something travels
(directed) to or from one side
roundabout; unintended
the act of visiting sights as a tourist
journey
mobile
mobile
journey, especially abroad; to make (especially long) journeys; to move through a space
journey
a poor person having no fixed home
unsettled; vagrant
long travels; journeys
excursion
the strong desire to travel
journey