Snaked

To move or extend in a winding, curving, or sinuous manner, resembling the movement of a snake. This implies a path characterized by bends and turns, often used to describe the physical shape of a road, river, queue, or the way something spreads out. The action can be applied to both physical objects and abstract concepts like lines of people or processes that follow a complex, indirect route.

Snaked meaning with examples

• The river snaked its way through the valley, carving a deep path into the landscape. Its winding course revealed glimpses of wildlife and scenic views. The sunlight shimmered on the water as it snaked along and disappeared around distant curves. It offered both tranquility and beauty to the valley below.
• A long queue of concertgoers snaked around the block, eager to enter the venue and secure their spots. The anticipation grew with each step forward as they shuffled along. Despite the wait, the excitement within the snaked crowd was palpable, building until their time of entry.
• The data cable snaked across the floor, connecting the computers in the office. Avoiding obstacles was important. Maintenance worked to tidy and remove the cable that snaked along. The loose cable seemed to create a hazard
• The smoke from the campfire snaked upwards into the clear night sky. A mesmerizing sight as it drifted away. The gentle currents caused the smoke that snaked out from the fire pit, and then faded and disappeared. The smell of the burning wood was carried away.