Peregrination googlemail dictionary word of the day. do you know it already?

Question

What a nice word. I think you could guess this one

Answer 1

Does your maternal parent know that you have extended your peregrinations beyond the precincts of her domicile?

Answer 2

I'm off to Falcons Crest! haha.

Answer 3

A traveling from place to place; a wandering.

No, didn't until I looked it up. It sounds like something to do with falconry.

Answer 4

Indeed, I plan a peregrination of the lake district very soon!

My interpretation is that it is a synonym of that lovely Victorian word 'Bummel' which means a journey or trip where the main point is the travelling rather than the destination, a voyage of discovery or pilgrimage.

Answer 5

Making a tour, normally without any fixed route and strictly speaking in foreign lands

If your are thinking of undertaking a peregrination in the Lake District you may be lucky enough to spot some peregrine falcons and encounter some of the natives.

The word Bummel is from the German and means a trip/excursion.

School children in Switzerland are often taken on a Maibummel during the month of May.

Answer 6

This was coined after the Aborigine people went walkabout, I like them both.