To extend or proceed in a winding manner; to bend, incline circuitously; to wind about, meander; of a serpent, etc., to crawl sinuously (also refl…

intransitive. To bend in and out, to wind, twist; ‘to run in flexures and windings’ (Johnson); to run zig-zag.

intransitive. To form numerous short twists, bends, or ridges; to crumple, twist, or wind; (in later use) esp. to contract into small surface…

intransitive. To bend, turn, wind.

Of inanimate objects: To be arranged dispersedly or irregularly; to be situated apart from any main body or from one another. Of a town…

Nautical. intransitive. Of a ship: To turn in some direction; e.g. to swing round when at anchor; to lie with her head towards a particular point of…

intransitive. = serpentine, v. 1.

Of rivers, roads, etc.: To pursue a devious or circuitous course; to wind, meander.

intransitive. To move in a serpentine manner; to pursue a serpentine or tortuous path; to wind.

intransitive. In extended use.

intransitive. To go or move in a zigzag course; to have a zigzag course or direction. Also quasi-transitive, to zigzag it, to zigzag one's way.

intransitive. = serpentine, v. 1.

intransitive. To wind, meander. dialect.

To wind, twist, curve, etc., in a snake-like manner.

intransitive. To turn aside and proceed in a new direction; spec. of a ball (at cricket, etc.): to turn aside or ‘break’ on rebounding; also, to…