meander meaning

• Verb: meander  mee'andu(r)
  1. To move or cause to move in a sinuous, spiral, or circular course
     "the path meanders through the vineyards"
     - weave, wind, thread, wander
  Noun: meander  mee'andu(r)
  1. A bend or curve, as in a stream or river 
  2. An aimless amble on a winding course
     - ramble

  Derived forms: meandering, meanders, meandered

  Type of: amble, curve, curved shape, go, locomote, move, perambulation, promenade, saunter, stroll, travel

  Part of: stream, watercourse

  Encyclopedia: Meander Meander, Tasmania

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• The river meanders through the corn field.
• The meanders of a prattling brook, were shaded with straggling willows and alder trees.
• The thicker coal seams are located in a 10-15 km wide belt along which the channel meanders.
• Lateral bar from inside shifting meanders of lower mississippi river are called point bars.
• Major changes in a river course result in both lateral shifts of the old meander belt and in the development of new belts.
• Thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letter box
• A brook meanders through the meadow
• Resonant characteristics of a trapezoid meander line monopole antenna
• Cup foot line makes fine rule meander
• They tumble down mountainsides; they meander through flat farmlands

• "meander" meaning in Chinese: n. 1.〔pl.〕河曲，蜿曲，弯曲；曲曲折折的路。2.漫步，散步；〔常 pl.〕迂回旅行。3.漫谈；闲聊。4.【...
• "meander" meaning in Japanese: meander v. 曲折する. 【＋前置詞】 ◆The brook meandered across the me...
• "meander" meaning in Russian: 1) изгиб, извилина (дороги); излучина (реки) Ex: the meand...
• "meander" meaning in French: v. serpenter; vagabonder; aller ici et là