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meander
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The Memory Keeper’s Daughter
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She was crossing the bridge now, her tires singing, the Kentucky River meandering far below and the high charged energy of the previous night melting away.†
p. 23.7

meandering = moving slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
The conversation meandered, circling back to technique and process.†
p. 182.9

meandered = moved slowly in a winding or indefinite direction
So they walked back to Duke's house and got on their bicycles, crossing over Nicholasville Road and meandering through the neighborhoods to Paul's.†
p. 209.5 *

meandering = moving slowly in a winding or indefinite direction

Definitions:

(1) (meander)
to move slowly in a winding or indefinite direction -- (often said of a river, or path, or conversation)
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)