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roam

[rohm] / roʊm /


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The authority investigated but said the cats were not governed by the same roaming laws as dogs and livestock and they had visited the cats' owner to check they had access to litter trays.

From BBC

Benjamin St. James, 16, had been in good shape and loved to roam her yard in Altadena, but after months of being mostly indoors, he declined physically and ended up dying.

From Los Angeles Times

Most birds that were tracked for at least two years came back to Arizona in the fall of their hatch year after spending the summer roaming farther north.

From Science Daily

There are about 70 to 80 roaming the craggy mountains, which Stephenson described as a “relatively large” number.

From Los Angeles Times

A nearby park, where teenagers kick around soccer balls and giggling packs of children roam after school, was empty.

From Los Angeles Times