prep.]
1 (of a river, road, etc.) to curve a lot rather than being in a straight line:
The stream meanders slowly down to the sea.
2 to walk slowly and change direction often, especially without a particular aim:
They meandered around the old town admiring the architecture.
3 (of a conversation, discussion, etc.) to develop slowly and change subject often, in a way that makes it boring or difficult to understand
meander noun:
the meanders of a river
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Sourced from Main Dictionary in Lughet's collection.
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