That follows a sinuous course, takes or has a curvilinear form, or is full of bends and turns. Of the course or outline of natural features…

That strays, in the senses of the verb. Of a thing. †straying star n. a planet; cf. errant, adj. 9b.

Twisting or winding in and out.

Resembling or reminiscent of the meanders of a river; winding.

Twisting, twisted, tortuous.

Winding, labyrinthine. Obsolete.

Having a direction or following a course resembling that of a serpent in motion; tortuous, sinuous, winding. Also, esp. in reference to canals or…

Winding spirally, or like the tracks of snails.

That meanders; winding, twisting. In quot. 1661 figurative: deliberately complicating.

Full of or characterized by meanders; winding.

= meandrous, adj.

Of roads, rivers, etc.: Lying in an irregularly bending line, winding, meandering; also figurative. Also transferred (Physiology) as the…

Winding, meandering (esp. of streams); also, rippling. Also transferred in poetic use.

Curving continuously round a fixed point in the same plane at a steadily increasing (or diminishing) distance from it.

Winding about.

figurative. Grovelling; earthy; crooked, tortuous.

winding, twisting.

Somewhat twisted or crooked; figurative not straight or plain in character; morally or mentally tortuous.