Rambler
/ˈræm.blɚ/noun
A person or thing that rambles; especially someone who walks or talks aimlessly or at length.
Did you know?Rambler ultimately comes from a Germanic root meaning to roam or move about, the same ancient idea behind several words for wandering, climbing, and even rapid motion.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Germanic
PGmc
*rambōną
“to roam, move about aimlessly”
Middle English
ME
ramblen
“to wander or stroll about”
16th Century
English
rambler
“one who rambles; a wanderer”
Modern English
English
rambler
“a person who talks or moves on without a fixed course”