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(noun) canals and waterways
Getting around: roads, vehicles, traffic, and journeys.
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(noun) canals and waterways
(verb) to combine, to link up, to coordinate
(adjective) geometric, as in rectangular, square, triangular, circular, etc.
(noun) memory, memories (good, bad, childhood memories, etc.)
(verb) to live a wandering life; to wander
(verb) to live a wandering life; to wander
(verb) to wander; to roam about
(noun) component; the detachable or replaceable
(verb) to wander, to drift, to be afloat
(verb) to keep on (doing something); to continue; to do repeatedly
(noun) link (connection between buses or systems)
(verb) to foresee problems far in advance; to meet trouble halfway; to foreknow
(verb) to walk around in a small region or area
(verb) to struggle and mess around and never be still
(adjective) filled with hardship and misfortune
(noun) a type, form or mode
(adjective) boundless; too many to count; limitless; round after round; on a spree
(verb) to move in a loop
(verb) to dangle about; to hover about; to hang around
(adjective) be close to a surface (ground, water surface, etc.) and moving slowly
(verb) to be(come) acquainted with someone; to meet and speak to someone for the first time
(noun) villages and small settlements (generally speaking)
(verb) to drive a car (or any vehicle)
(verb) to gradually approach, often with curiosity
(noun) wanderer; vagabond
(verb) to spend time in idleness and amusement; to laze around
(verb) to steer (a boat, conversation, etc.); to drive; to control
to board a ship or train
(verb) to wander, to drift, to be afloat
(verb) to bungle, esp. due to becoming frantic and flustered; to become embarrassed and fumble; to rush and mess up
(verb) to draw (people) into; to pull into; to drag into; to manipulate
(verb) to be a vagrant or vagabond
(noun) driver's assistant; conductor; fare inspector
(verb) to tour; to go on tour
(verb) to circulate; to flow through
(verb) to wander about
(verb) to circulate; to flow through
(verb) to reside (temporarily); to stay
(verb) to circulate; to flow; to be mobile
(verb) to be lost; to lose one's direction; to be lost and adrift
(verb) to stray from and become lost from (e.g. a herd, a flock, etc.)
(verb) to spread towards; to invade; to take over; to oust
(verb) to flicker; to glimmer; to scintillate; to appear and disappear intermittently
(adjective) mutual; reciprocal; back and forth
(adjective) trudging, tramping
(verb) to travel far or make an arduous journey to work in a remote place
(noun) route (of a trip); path (of development); schedule
(noun) a way of life; a lifestyle
(adjective) Used to describe irregular, loud, crisp sounds: crackly; popping; snapping
(adjective) clumsy, awkward with both hands and feet; (for movement) on all fours
(noun) right of way (strip of land or alignment where portions of an infrastructure and their associated structures and facilities is located)
(verb) to get lost; to lose one's way; to take the wrong route (when navigating roads etc.)
(adjective) walking, working or being alone; lonesome
(adjective) ephemeral; passing; short-lived; transitory
(adjective) that varies a lot; that takes many different forms; that comes in all shapes and sizes
(noun) aircraft, (specifically) airplane
(noun) identifier (formal name used in source code to refer to a variable, function, procedure, package, etc.)
(noun) "street noodles" from mobile vendors, usually affordable and widely available in many urban areas
(noun) some visual arts, such as painting, drawing, sculpture, graphic design, animation, photography
(noun) network (fabric or structure of fibrous elements)