The term OFF WANDER is a combination of two words, 'OFF' and 'WANDER'. The first word, 'OFF', is an adverb meaning away from a particular place or position. The second word, 'WANDER', is a verb meaning to move around without any particular purpose or direction. Together, the two words form the term 'OFF WANDER', which can be defined as to move away from a particular place or position without any particular purpose or direction. In the crossword, the solution for this term is STRAY, which is a verb meaning to WANDER away from a group or from the right path.