1. a person who talks or writes in a rambling, confused, or incoherent manner
Usage: often used to describe someone who speaks at length without clear purpose or organization

Examples

• The old maunderer spent hours telling stories that went nowhere.
• She dismissed him as a maunderer who could never get to the point.
• The maunderer's speech wandered from topic to topic without any logical connection.
• He was known as a maunderer at faculty meetings, always going off on tangents.
• The maunderer's written essays were difficult to follow because of their lack of structure.