meandrian

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  1. Winding; having many turns. This serpent, surrepent generation, with their meandrian turnings and windings, their mental reservations. Dean King, Sermon, Nov. 5, 1608, p. 27. (Latham.)

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  1. from meander + -an; after L. Mæandrius, pertaining to the river Mæander.
 

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