- Roving, especially in search of adventure: knights errant.
- Straying from the proper course or standards: errant youngsters.
- Wandering outside the established limits: errant lambs.
- Aimless or irregular in motion: an errant afternoon breeze.
[Middle English erraunt, from Anglo-Norman, partly from Old French errer, to travel about (from Vulgar Latin *iterāre , from Latin iter, journey) and partly from Old French errer, to err; see err.]
errant er'rant n.errantly er'rant·ly adv.





