verb
wend
WEND/wend/
To go along a route.
The elderly woman wends her way along the hillside path toward the village.
Etymology
Wendan combined turning with directing or going: the connection is from turning to taking a course. That broader travel meaning survives especially in the expression “wend one's way.”
More examples
- The hikers wend their way along the mountain trail.
- She wended her way through the crowded market.
- The river wends its way through farmland.
Forms
wend · wends · wended · wending