Can a person be described as "meandrous"?

English Language & Usage Asked by user417611 on May 28, 2021

Meander and meandering can be used to describe a person who is wandering. However, I have yet to come across an example of a person who likes to wander being described as "meandrous". The only examples of meandrous I’ve found is when used to describe a winding path.

Can a person be meandrous?

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