1. to follow a winding or indirect course
2. to wander aimlessly or without purpose

1. a winding curve or bend in a river or path

Examples

• The river meanders through the valley for miles.
• We meandered through the old town, stopping at various shops.
• The hiking trail meanders up the mountainside.
• She tends to meander in her conversations, jumping from topic to topic.
• The ancient river carved deep meanders in the landscape.
• The road follows every meander of the coastline.