ramblings

noun
UK /ˈræm.blɪŋz/
US /ˈræm.blɪŋz/

Words that go on and on without making much sense.

Grandpa's ramblings about the old days made us all laugh.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Long walks taken for fun, often in the countryside.

We went on ramblings through the hills every weekend.

3. The act of talking in a confused way, especially when sick or tired.

The fever left him with strange ramblings all night.

4. Written or spoken thoughts that jump from topic to topic.

Her blog is full of ramblings about city life.