All 3 Uses of
meander
in
Harry Potter (#7) and the Deathly Hallows
- He was staggered now to think of his own presumption in accepting his friends' offers to accompany him on this meandering, pointless journey.†
Chpt 16meandering = moving slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
- They did not dare remain in any area too long, so rather than staying in the south of England, where a hard ground frost was the worst of their worries, they continued to meander up and down the country, braving a mountainside, where sleet pounded the tent; a wide, flat marsh, where the tent was flooded with chill water; and a tiny island in the middle of a Scottish loch, where snow half buried the tent in the night.†
Chpt 16meander = move slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
- Looking down, Harry saw Grawp the giant meandering past, swinging what looked like a stone gargoyle torn from the roof and roaring his displeasure.†
Chpt 31 *meandering = moving slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
Definition:
to move slowly in a winding or indefinite direction -- (often said of a river, or path, or conversation)