Wandering
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| # [[travelling|Travelling]] with no preset route; [[roaming]]. | # [[travelling|Travelling]] with no preset route; [[roaming]]. | ||
| # Irregular [[turning]] of the [[eye]]s. | # Irregular [[turning]] of the [[eye]]s. | ||
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- Travelling with no preset route; roaming.
- Irregular turning of the eyes.
- Aimless thought.
- Straying from a desired path.
- especially in plural Disordered speech or delirium.
See also
- Wandering Jew
- Aberrant
- La Puttana Errante
- Wandering (Bloudeni) (Jan Curik and Antonin Masa, 1965, Czechoslovakia)
- "The Happy Wanderer"
- Melmoth the Wanderer
- Wanderer above the Sea of Fog
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