noun

rambler

Rambler (noun) means someone who goes on leisurely walks or hikes, especially in the countryside. Example: “The trail was full of ramblers enjoying the spring weather.”

noun

Someone who goes on leisurely walks or hikes, especially in the countryside.

"The trail was full of ramblers enjoying the spring weather."

Someone who talks at length without a clear direction.

"He's a notorious rambler once you get him started on politics."

How to use rambler

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA person who rambles — either a countryside walker or someone who talks without focus.

Common pairings

a group of ramblers keen rambler

Word forms

ramblers plural

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Etymology

From ramble + -er.

Rhymes for rambler

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Frequently asked questions

What does “rambler” mean?

The word “rambler” means someone who goes on leisurely walks or hikes, especially in the countryside. In plain terms, a person who rambles — either a countryside walker or someone who talks without focus.

How do you use “rambler” in a sentence?

Here is “rambler” used in a sentence: “The trail was full of ramblers enjoying the spring weather.”

What part of speech is “rambler”?

“Rambler” is a noun.

How many meanings does “rambler” have?

“Rambler” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: someone who goes on leisurely walks or hikes, especially in the countryside.