mander in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Mander (verb): to move in a winding or indirect course, often through obstacles or a crowded area.

The artist decided to mander her way through the crowded gallery to reach her favorite painting.
During the hike, we had to mander through thick underbrush to stay on the trail.
He would often mander down the winding paths of the old city, discovering hidden gems along the way.
To truly appreciate the beauty of the landscape, you must mander slowly and take in every detail.
As the sun set, they chose to mander along the beach, enjoying the cool breeze and soft waves.