pererrate
/pərɪˈreɪteɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to speak or utter something foolishly or at length, often in a pompous or self-important manner
“The politician’s lengthy and self-aggrandizing speech was widely criticized for pererrating on the topic.”
2. verb
to wander or ramble in thought or speech, often in a confusing or unclear manner
“The professor’s pererrating on the historical context of the novel left the students feeling lost and confused.”
3. noun
a lengthy and often confusing or unclear statement or speech
“The pererration of the politician’s speech was a major talking point in the media for days.”