Meander

/miˈændər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A winding curve or bend in a path, like that of a river.

The scenic road had many meanders, making the drive enjoyable but slow.

verb

To follow a winding or intricate course.

The river meanders through the valley, creating a picturesque landscape.

To wander aimlessly or without a fixed course.

We decided to meander through the streets of the ancient city, exploring its hidden treasures.

To move in a circular or winding way.

The children meandered around the playground, enjoying their freedom.

From the ancient Greek word 'Maiandros', referring to the Maeander River in Turkey known for its winding course.

meander through

To explore casually and without a specific destination.

meandering thoughts

Thoughts that wander without a clear direction.

winding

Having many turns and curves.

twist

To bend or turn something into a different shape.

To cruise aimlessly.

We're just meandering around town looking for something to do.