Word of the day for November 9
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edit · refresh · view Word of the day for November 9 meander v ( transitive ) ( archaic ) Of a river , stream , or other watercourse : to flow over ( land ) in a winding manner . ( obsolete , rare ) To entangle (someone). ( obsolete , US ) To travel in a winding manner along (a river, etc.). ( intransitive ) Of a river, stream, or other watercourse, or ( by extension ) some other thing : to turn or wind in a course or passage . ( figurative ) Chiefly followed by along , through , etc. : of a person : to roam or wander , especially without a fixed destination . [...] ← yesterday | About Word of
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