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meandery

meandery adjective: having winding bends; windy; meandering.

Adjective

meandery (comparative more meandery, superlative most meandery)

  1. Having winding bends; windy; meandering.
    • Fine for reading eyes, but much too dense and meandery for a theatre audience.2022, Chip Livingston, Lucia Berlin, Elmslie Kenward, Love, Loosha: The Letters of Lucia Berlin and Kenward Elmslie

Forms of meandery

comparativemore meandery
superlativemost meandery

Origin of meandery

From meander + -y.

Questions about meandery

What does meandery mean?
Meandery means having winding bends; windy; meandering.
What part of speech is meandery?
Meandery is an adjective.

Words near meandery in the dictionary

  1. meanderings
  2. meanders
  3. meandersome
  4. meanderthal
  5. meanderthals
  6. meandery
  7. meandom
  8. meandrian
  9. meandric
  10. meandric number
  11. meandric numbers

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