ruminate

“Afterwards you ruminate and you think, ‘What were they implying, that I was trying to be provocative?’”

Penn State won in overtime, leaving the Trojans to ruminate on a third loss in four weeks.

Others ruminate over major fork-in-the-road moments, like turning down a potentially exciting career opportunity.

Together they ruminate about the good old days of L.A. when they’re not storming city council meetings with dramatic filibusters about bus schedules.

Ostrin also included in his report comments from Mavis Leno’s neurologist, Dr. Hart Cohen, who told Ostrin she “has a lot of disorientation” and “will ruminate about her parents who have both passed and her mother who died about 20 years ago.”