Meander
Pronunciation: /miːˈændər/
Meander (verb)
- to walk slowly without a specific direction or purpose.
- to follow a winding path, like a river with many curves.
Examples
- They meander through the park on lazy afternoons.
- He likes to meander around the city without a plan.
Common collocations: meander through, meander around, river meanders, meanders through, a meander through
Meander (noun)
- a winding curve or bend, especially in a river or road.
Examples
- The trail was a meander through the forest.
- Hikers followed the meander of the river.