peramble1
/pəˈrambl/(also paramble, perramble) rare
noun
1 English regional (chiefly northern and Lincolnshire ). A long rambling tale or speech.
2A walk, a ramble; a short excursion with no particular route or aim. rare.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from either classical Latin perambulāre perambulate or post-classical Latin perambulatorium perambulatory, with the ending probably altered after amble. In later use directly from peramble.
peramble2
/pəˈrambl/originally Scottish. Now English regional (Lincolnshire )
verb
[no object] To wander or ramble in speaking. Now English regional ( Lincolnshire ).
Origin
Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin perambulāre perambulate, with the ending probably altered after amble. Compare Middle French parambuler, perambuler.