peregrinate

Nazario is forced to go into hiding: he exchanges his frock for plain clothes and sets out to peregrinate the country.

One has to peregrinate.'

One has to peregrinate . . . 'I'm sure you're right,' I said.

Anna Maria Luisa was offered a nominal regency by the Prince de Craon until the new Grand Duke could peregrinate to Tuscany, but declined.

His compositions peregrinate from idiom to idiom, from Minimalism to progressive rock to electronics to snippets of speech to the sweet-and-sour melodicism of Milhaud or Prokofiev.