1. to talk in a rambling, confused, or incoherent way; to speak without clear purpose or direction
Usage: informal; often used with 'on' or 'about'
2. to move or wander aimlessly; to meander
Usage: less common

Examples

• He maunders on about his childhood memories without any real point.
• The old man maunders through the park every afternoon.
• She tends to maunder when she's tired and not thinking clearly.
• He maunders about the good old days whenever anyone will listen.
• The speaker maundered for twenty minutes before getting to the main topic.
• Don't maunder—just tell me what you mean.
• They maundered through the countryside, enjoying the scenery.