meandering

the curl of a meandering river.

a slow-moving river meandering between bosky banks.

vagabonds meandering through life.See Synonyms at wander

But besides the meanderings of the Dow and S&P some market watchers have been eyeing volume numbers which have been pretty piddling lately.

The river meandered through the lush forest.

His meandering thoughts made it hard for him to focus.

She enjoyed meandering through the quaint streets of the old town.

The conversation meandered from topic to topic without any clear direction.

The hiker followed a meandering path up the mountain.

The cat's meandering pawprints in the snow led us to its hiding spot.

The meandering road offered breathtaking views of the countryside.

Her meandering speech was hard to follow.

The book took readers on a meandering journey through history.

The meandering plot of the movie left many viewers confused.

'cause it seems like you're meandering.

The millennials and Gen-Zs meandering around Birch suggest that demand for its hip offerings exists.

So little tiny meandering streams tend to look just like miniature versions of their bigger relatives.

The maze of meandering streets in the Old City leads visitors along terraced houses, mosques, churches and mansions.

The meandering water can now spill out onto its ancient flood plains, so there's less risk of flooding downstream.

It unfolds in meandering yet mesmerizing sentences.

It was a jumble of haphazard meandering streets.

Townsfolk witnessed the likes of Camilla meandering, searching nightly streets.

I swerved to avoid a woman with three identical meandering toddlers.

Sometimes it looks like meandering or zigzagging or keeping a broader view.