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roaming

adjective as in moving around

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Fewer and fewer of them, says Mac Naughton, are caught roaming the store “in the middle of the night.”

You must be one of the most obnoxious creatures, male or female, roaming the planet.

Cameras show the gunmen roaming the mall, shooting and killing with impunity.

I was also the front for a juvenile delinquent roaming the streets of New York City and using me as a parental alibi.

Infants and young toddlers are placed in cribs to keep them from roaming; is placing a child in a tent not similar?

Once more I began to realize that I was human, and to cast about for the mate that must surely be roaming in search of me.

Aguinaldo was still roaming about central Luzon, but, one by one, his generals either surrendered or were captured.

"Atavism can hardly explain a roaming animal with teeth and claws and sanguinary instincts," interrupted Maloney with impatience.

Nor would it do for a woman of Virginia to be redeemed to civilization with a red husband roaming at large.

We can't tell how many dreadful, invisible beasts are roaming around us, or what danger we'll come to next.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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