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The path meanders through the vineyards.meanders = follows a winding course (rather than following a definite direction)
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I watched the currents meander, the lazy ripples that once in a while broke along the surface. (source)meander = flow slowly on a winding course
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...as he meandered along the shore. (source)meandered = wandered
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The roads in the cemetery meandered, turning this way and that, so I was constantly shifting back and forth... (source)meandered = had winding curves (rather than being straight)
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Grandma warns me to take the dinner can directly and not be meandering, looking this way and that, kicking canisters and ruining the toes of my shoes. (source)meandering = moving slowly without a definite direction
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meandering around the countryside (source)
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It was one of a meandering row of mossy, green-roofed cottages lined up along a stream bank (source)meandering = winding or twisting (not set out in a straight manner)
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I meandered off the sidewalk a little, heading toward the old trees that lined the eastern side of the thick wall surrounding the school grounds. (source)meandered = moving slowly in an indefinite direction
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Ol' Sam would meander off a little to the left and I would holler, "Gee!"; but he was hard of hearing and... (source)meander = slowly wander (off of a direct course)
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It leads through the front doors and turns into a hallway, which meanders between rows of lockers and classrooms on both sides, finally entering the always-open door to first period. (source)meanders = a winding or indefinite direction
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You did not come to hear foolish meanderings of a summer forgotten before your father was born.† (source)
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The result of this meandering inquiry is the book now before you.† (source)meandering = moving slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
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Every conversation meandered back to food.† (source)meandered = moved slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
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PRISONERS MEANDER AROUND THE COMPOUND, ALONE and in small groups.† (source)MEANDER = move slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
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His eyes are on it, but his mind is keeping track of the kid as he meanders through the shop, looking at things, like he might want to buy something.† (source)meanders = moves slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
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He read slowly, making his way through the meanderings of a slight headache that he attributed to the half glass of brandy at the final toast.† (source)
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