roam
/roʊm/
noun
- An act of moving around without a fixed plan; a wandering journey.
- His afternoon roam took him past the old library and the river.
- After a long roam through the forest, they found a hidden lake.
- We went for a roam around the market to see what was for sale.
Synonyms
verb
- To move or travel around without a fixed plan or purpose.
- The children were allowed to roam freely in the park.
- She loves to roam through the old streets of the city on weekends.
- Wolves roam across large territories in search of food.
- To use a mobile phone network outside of one's home coverage area, often incurring extra charges.
- I turned off data to avoid roaming fees while in Europe.
- When you travel abroad, your phone may roam on local networks.
- The app warns you if you are about to roam on an expensive network.