wandery, a.
(ˈwɒndərɪ)
[f. wander v. + -y1.]
Wandering in thought or speech; vague, distant, ‘scatty’.
| 1912 R. Brooke Let. Feb. (1968) 357, I was being frightfully dim and wandery and solilocutory. 1953 W. de la Mare Private View p. xi, This vanished creature..was not only more assured, less wandery, more securely based, and more confident. 1976 P. Dickinson King & Joker x. 134 She seemed so tired and wandery. |