roam
US /rom/
・UK /rəʊm/
B1
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo move about freely without a set destination
Tigers roam over long distances in search of prey
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Twenty One Pilots - Stressed Out ( cover by J.Fla )
- Same clothes, homegrown, a stones throw from a creek we used to roam
Same clothes, homegrown, a stones throw from a creek we used to roam
This Is What You Came For & How Deep Is Your Love ( MASHUP cover by J.Fla )
- ♫ Let me roam your body freely ♫
♫ Let me roam your body freely ♫
- Let me roam your body freely.
Let me roam your body freely.
The Snoopy Show — Welcome to the Neighborhood | Apple TV+
- Can your dog come outside to roam aimlessly with me?
Can your dog come outside to roam aimlessly with me?
THE CHAINSMOKERS MASHUP! (Acoustic Cover ft. Nikita Afonso, Stephen Scaccia, Charlie PS, Randy C)
- His heart was a stone, but then his hands roam
His heart was a stone, but then his hands roam
Noah & Sofia
- I'm on a roam.
I'm on a roam.
Top 10 Hilarious Mel Brooks Movie Moments
- We roam around the forest looking for lights.
We roam around the forest looking for lights.
- We roam around the forest looking for bites.
We roam around the forest looking for bites.
Jumbo SCALLOPS from Hokkaido | Sea to Table
- Baby scallops are cultivated in Lake Saroma and then released onto the Sea of Okhotsk floor bed to roam free, which helps them grow quite big.
Baby scallops are cultivated in Lake Saroma and then released onto the Sea of Okhotsk floor bed to roam free, which helps them grow quite big.
- Baby scallops are cultivated in Lake Saroma and then released onto the Sea of Okhotsk floorbed to roam free, which helps them grow quite big.
Baby scallops are cultivated in Lake Saroma and then released onto the Sea of Okhotsk floorbed to roam free, which helps them grow quite big.
Gary come home(episode version)
- And forgive me for making you wanna roam.
And forgive me for making you wanna roam.
- And forgive me for making you wanna roam.
And forgive me for making you wanna roam.
Fun. - Carry On
- I was found and now I don't roam these streets
I was found and now I don't roam these streets
The Natives and the English - Crash Course US History #3
- The English liked to fence in some of their land, which kept the Indians off it, and also the English let their pigs and cattle roam freely and the animals would eat Natives' crops.
The English liked to fence in some of their land, which kept the Indians off it, and also the English let their pigs and cattle roam freely and the animals would eat Natives' crops.
- and also the English let their pigs and cattle roam freely and the animals would eat natives' crops.
and also the English let their pigs and cattle roam freely and the animals would eat natives' crops.