rove
verbUK /rəʊv/
US /roʊv/
To travel around from place to place without a fixed plan.
The little dog liked to rove through the park all afternoon.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move your eyes or attention over something in a casual way.
Her eyes roved across the crowded room.
3. To talk about many different topics without staying on one.
The conversation roved from sports to space travel.
4. A long trip or journey with no fixed route.
They spent the summer on a rove across the countryside.