Errant

er'rant, a. Deviating from an appointed course or direct path; roving; wild; extravagant; notorious; arrant. [OF.] — Erratic, -ical, a. Roving about without a fixed destination eccentric not fixed or stationary; transported from the original resting place. — Erratic, n. (Geol.) Material borne away by natural agencies from original site; a bowlder. — Erratically,,adv. Without rule, order, or established method; irregularly. — Erra'tum, n.; pi. -ta, -ta. An error in writing or printing.— Erro'- neo us, -us, a. Deviating from a right course; not eve, term In. ice Odd, tone, dr 201 ERRAND 185 conformed to truth or justice; containing error; liable to mislead; irregular; false; mistaken. [L. erroneus.] — Erroneously, adv. — Erro'neousne , n.— Er'ror, -rer, n. A deviation from the right course; want of truth; inaccuracy; violation of law or duty; blunder mistake transgre ion fault. (Math.) Difference between the result of any operation and the true result. (Law.) A mistake in the proceedings of a court of record in matters of law or of fact. [OF. and L.]