vagrate

verb3

1. •
   To wander randomly before settling in a new place to live.

   • There is scarcely any doubt, however, that a few do breed in the Carn districts, and that they vagrate out to surrounding hills. — 1895
2. •
   To wander freely with no destination.

   • Sometimes one can hear long epic songs, sung in the past perhaps by songsters, who at present are not allowed to vagrate freely. — 1967
3. •
   To vary.

   • Among these Kings occurs the renowned name of Ollamh Fodhla, as to the period of whose existence the fabulous historians have vagrated between 1300 and 600 years before Christ. — 1835