Object

• rift: Continuing further along the meandering rift a junction is met with a 35m high aven straight ahead.

• river: Using maps to study channel migration of a meandering river.

• stream: Here the design of swallows flying over a meandering stream evokes the feeling of a cool breeze on a lazy summer's day.

• passage: From here a narrow, meandering stream passage is followed downstream with climbs up to higher levels giving the best route.

• lane: Meander the lanes on a heritage bus, or the waterways at the helm of a canal boat.

• path: To my left a meandering golden path finally curves on the horizon.

Preposition: through

• farmland: From here follow the flight of the kingfisher along the canal which meanders through more farmland to Park Lime Pits.

• meadow: In summer, trails meander through flower meadows alive with wildlife.

• countryside: Inland, narrow country lanes meander through the lush green countryside to idyllic villages of thatched cottages.

• woodland: Then the walk meanders through woodland to join a quiet road to Muthill.

• valley: As well as crossing the high moors the trail meanders through the wooded valleys of the moorland fringes and visits many attractive villages.

• forest: Miles of waymarked trails meander through the forests at Fort Augustus, to some of the finest viewpoints of Loch Ness.

Adjective modifier

• gentle: This is a gentle, evocative meander through a normal childhood.

• slow: For the real flavor of Corfu do not miss a slow meander through the beautiful countryside of the quiet central areas.

Modifying Another Word

• aimlessly: A tree might lurk menacingly, or a bed might meander aimlessly.

• gently: The river and shallow valley which meander gently through this region lend greatly to its overall rural appeal.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: Sometimes the Count meanders along, changing direction at random.

• through: We are now entering the pleasant suburbs of Tettenhall and The Wergs, which we meander through before reaching rural Staffordshire.

• around: The resistors are formed by copper tracks on the circuit board; you can see them meandering around on the lower picture.

Preposition: of

• river: The property is located on a meander of the river with almost a mile of river frontage.