wander off (from someone or something)
wander off (from someone or something)
To leave, depart, or stray (from someone or something) in a meandering, ambling manner. I thought the kid was still right next to me, but he must have wandered off while I wasn't looking. We started getting bored, so we wandered off from the hotel to see if anything interesting was happening in the city. It's really easy to get lost in this town, so please don't wander off on your own!
See also: off, someone, wander
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
wander off
(from someone or something) Go to wander away (from someone or something).
See also: off, wander
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- wander off
- wander away
- wander away (from someone or something)
- wander from
- wander from (someone or something)
- wander in
- wander into (some place)
- depart
- depart for (some place)
- depart for some place