maunder

\MON-duhr\, intransitive verb:
1. To talk incoherently; to speak in a rambling manner.
2. To wander aimlessly or confusedly.

--She looked up from her wine glass only to see that her husband was still maundering on about the price of gas.
--"It's funny, I can never remember any of my dreams. The last dream I remember having was in 7th grade, I was dressed up like a bumblebee only instead of flying and buzzing like a bumblebee I was swimming in the ocean kind of like Super Mario does in Super Mario 3 when he puts on the frog suit, which reminds me, why didn't they ever give Mario a chance to put on a bumble costume, I think bumblebees are far more interesting than frogs or mushrooms..." he maundered.

--The drunk knight maundered off in search of a dragon to slay to return him to his former glory.