Definition of peramble in English:

peramble

(also paramble, perramble)

noun pəˈrambl

rare

1English regional (chiefly northern and Lincolnshire). A long rambling tale or speech.
2A walk, a ramble; a short excursion with no particular route or aim. rare.

verb pəˈrambl

English Regional, Lincolnshire, Scottish

no object To wander or ramble in speaking. Now English regional (Lincolnshire).

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from either classical Latin perambulāre perambulate or post-classical Latin perambulatorium perambulatory, with the ending probably altered after amble. In later use directly from peramble
late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin perambulāre perambulate, with the ending probably altered after amble. Compare Middle French parambuler, perambuler.

Definition of peramble in US English:

peramble

(also paramble, perramble)

nounpəˈrambl

rare

1English regional (chiefly northern and Lincolnshire). A long rambling tale or speech.
2A walk, a ramble; a short excursion with no particular route or aim. rare.

verbpəˈrambl

English Regional, Lincolnshire, Scottish

no object To wander or ramble in speaking. Now English regional (Lincolnshire).

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from either classical Latin perambulāre perambulate or post-classical Latin perambulatorium perambulatory, with the ending probably altered after amble. In later use directly from peramble<br>late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin perambulāre perambulate, with the ending probably altered after amble. Compare Middle French parambuler, perambuler.

词汇	peramble
释义	Definition of peramble in English: peramble (also paramble, perramble) noun pəˈrambl rare 1English regional (chiefly northern and Lincolnshire). A long rambling tale or speech. 2A walk, a ramble; a short excursion with no particular route or aim. rare. verb pəˈrambl English Regional, Lincolnshire, Scottish no object To wander or ramble in speaking. Now English regional (Lincolnshire). Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from either classical Latin perambulāre perambulate or post-classical Latin perambulatorium perambulatory, with the ending probably altered after amble. In later use directly from peramble late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin perambulāre perambulate, with the ending probably altered after amble. Compare Middle French parambuler, perambuler. Definition of peramble in US English: peramble (also paramble, perramble) nounpəˈrambl rare 1English regional (chiefly northern and Lincolnshire). A long rambling tale or speech. 2A walk, a ramble; a short excursion with no particular route or aim. rare. verbpəˈrambl English Regional, Lincolnshire, Scottish no object To wander or ramble in speaking. Now English regional (Lincolnshire). Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from either classical Latin perambulāre perambulate or post-classical Latin perambulatorium perambulatory, with the ending probably altered after amble. In later use directly from peramble<br>late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin perambulāre perambulate, with the ending probably altered after amble. Compare Middle French parambuler, perambuler.
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