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Roam To wander aimlessly, usually without a clear destination or purpose. ■ "I love to roam the countryside and take in the beautiful scenery. It's so peaceful and calming."
rancho A large, sprawling, and often chaotic farm where animals roam free and people live in shacks. ■ "I grew up on a rancho where we had more cows than people. But hey, at least we always had fresh milk!
Vampires A group of bloodthirsty creatures that roam the night in search of their next victim. ■ "Why did the vampire break up with his girlfriend? Because he couldn't handle her bat-ty behavior."
wanderer A person who likes to roam aimlessly, usually without any particular destination in mind. ■ "I don't know where I'm going, but I love being a wanderer!"
bigfoot A mythical creature that is said to roam the forests of North America, with large feet and a hairy body. It is often depicted as a friendly giant. ■ "I heard a bigfoot sighting in the mountains the other day! Maybe I should go look for one."
morocco A country in North Africa known for its sandy deserts, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine. Also known as the land where camels roam free. ■ "I heard you guys are planning a trip to Morocco? Well, if you want to blend in with the locals, I recommend growing some camel hair on your head."
wildlife noun A collection of animals and plants that roam freely in the wild, often in large groups., The term "wildlife" usually refers to animals that are not domesticated or kept in captivity. It can include both mammals and plants. ■ Wildlife photographer Steve Irwin once famously photographed a group of koalas lounging on a branch.
zombies A group of undead individuals who roam the earth in search of human flesh. Also known as the living dead. ■ "I had a nightmare last night about zombies eating my brains. It was absolutely terrifying! But then I woke up and realized it was just a dream. Phew!"