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• n  a person who walks from place to place
• n  a follower of Aristotle or an adherent of Aristotelianism
• a  of or relating to Aristotle or his philosophy
• s  traveling especially on foot
  peripatetic country preachers

• The swineflu started from Mexico but threatens to be a very peripatetic flu.
• When peripatetic Pen-Manufacturer Milton Reynolds went looking for such a peak (PTI, April 12), he ran into trouble with the Chinese government, failed to get anywhere or prove .
• Ever since it made its notorious globe-girdling trip in 1918, influenza has remained the most peripatetic of plagues.

• Aristotelian
• Aristotelean
• Peripatetic
• Aristotelic
• wayfaring

News & Articles

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• Gingrich, a DOMA Architect, Returning to D.C. as Talking Head
  The Defense of Marriage Act was the biggest legislative victory for social conservatives that Newt Gingrich was able to engineer as speaker of the House. This morning, an hour before that law was struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, the peripatetic Georgia Republican and failed presidential candidate announced he was leaving traditional politics altogether.
  June 26, 2013 - CQ Politics

Quotes

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• Katherine Jenkins in Glasgow Daily Record
  I was a peripatetic singing teacher, so I taught pupils preparing to do their GSCE music at some comprehensive schools in Stevenage and Hertfordshire,Katherine explained. "I also taught at stage school to five to eight, nine to 12 and 13...
• Elsa Dorfman in Boston Globe (registration)
  Architects are very peripatetic,Dorfman told us. "They don't stay home and draw anymore."