meander
//miˈændər//
Verb
meanderInfinitive
meanderPresent tense
meanderedPast tense
meanderedPast participle
meanderingPresent participle
meandersThird-person singular
1
To follow a winding or indirect course, especially of a river or path.
The river meanders through the valley.
2
To wander aimlessly or casually without a fixed direction or purpose.
We meandered through the old town, stopping at whatever caught our eye.
Noun
1
A winding curve or bend, especially in a river or road.
The river has many meanders as it flows through the valley.
2
A circuitous journey or wandering path.
Our meander through the old town took us past many hidden cafes.