verb
maunder
Maunder (verb) means to talk in a rambling, disorganised way.
verb
1
To talk in a rambling, disorganised way.
2
To walk about with no particular purpose or direction.
3
To beg for something in a whining, complaining way.
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Etymology
It developed from the earlier word maund ("to beg").
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What is the meaning of maunder?
"maunder" (verb) means to talk in a rambling, disorganised way.
What is another word for maunder?
Other words for "maunder" include gabble, palaver, mumble, clack, blabber, chatter.
What are the different meanings of maunder?
"maunder" has 3 main meanings: 1. To talk in a rambling, disorganised way; 2. To walk about with no particular purpose or direction; 3. To beg for something in a whining, complaining way.
