July 23, 2026
meander
/mɪˈandə/verb
To move along a twisting, winding path, or to wander without a fixed direction.
Example sentences
- “We meandered through the old town with no particular destination in mind.”
- “The river meanders through green fields before reaching the sea.”
Named after the Maeander, a famously winding river of ancient Anatolia. Conversations and essays can meander too.