maunderer
/ˈmɔndərər/
noun
- A person who talks in a rambling, confused, or aimless way.
- The teacher gently guided the maunderer back to the main question.
- My uncle is a gentle maunderer, always telling long, winding stories.
- The meeting was delayed by a maunderer who couldn't stay on topic.
- A person who moves or acts in a slow, aimless, or wandering manner.
- The park was full of maunderers enjoying a lazy Sunday afternoon.
- He was a maunderer at heart, never in a hurry to get anywhere.
- The old maunderer shuffled along the path, stopping to look at every flower.