maunder
/ˈmɔndər/
verb
- To talk in a rambling, confused, or aimless way.
- She maundered through her speech, losing the audience's attention.
- Stop maundering and get to the point of your story.
- The old man would maunder on about his childhood for hours.
- To move or act in a slow, aimless, or wandering manner.
- The lost dog maundered along the riverbank, sniffing at everything.
- He maundered around the house, not sure what to do with himself.
- We spent the afternoon maundering through the quiet streets of the old town.