1. plural of maunderer; people who talk in a rambling, confused, or tedious manner
Usage: informal; often used to describe speakers who wander off topic
2. plural of maunderer; people who wander aimlessly or move about without purpose
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The maunderers at the town meeting went on for hours without reaching any conclusions.
• Those maunderers never seem to have a clear point to make.
• The panel was full of maunderers who couldn't stay focused on the topic.
• He complained that the maunderers in the audience were wasting everyone's time.
• The maunderers wandered through the countryside without any particular destination in mind.