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meander
nounmee-AN-der
meaning in plain English
A wavy, twisting line that repeats over and over, often used as a fancy border in old art or designs.
Picture a lazy river that twists and turns, just like a meander in a garden border.
for example
The artist drew a meander along the edge of the vase, making it look like a never-ending snake.
Why does your pen trace lazy loops across the page when you’re bored in a meeting? It meanders, drifting from one doodle to the next without a plan, just like the creek behind your childhood house that twisted past rocks and roots for no reason other than the joy of wandering.