meander
me-an-der/miˈændɚ/US
noun
- 1
A bend or loop in a river or path.
The stream meanders across the meadow before joining the river.
verb
- 1
To follow a winding, unhurried course.
Etymology
From the Maeander, a famously winding river in ancient Asia Minor.
Synonyms
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