meander /mi-anˈdər/

1. (of a river, etc) to wind about in a circuitous course
2. To form an intricate pattern
3. To wander listlessly or randomly, to ramble (perh influenced by maunder¹)

1. A sinuosity or turning, esp of a river (usu in pl)
2. A winding course
3. A maze (obsolete)
4. An intricate fret pattern, esp the Greek key pattern (art)
5. Perplexity (obsolete)

meanˈdered adjective

Formed into or covered with mazy passages or patterns

meanˈdering, meanˈdrian (obsolete) or meanˈdrous adjective

Winding, circuitous

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