- - Loop-shaped curve in a river
- - amble aimlessly on a winding course
- - Person with needle and cotton maybe securing a thread?
- - Tinker holds a leisurely course
- - Proceed by a winding course
- - Follow winding course
- - Follow winding course with some cats outside
- - Follow winding course wrongly renamed
- - Follow winding course newly renamed
- - Follow a winding course
- - Follow a zigzagging course
- - Person making repair grabs a thread
- - (Of a river) wind about
- - Repairman goes round a circuitous route
- - Wind, as a country road
- - Follow a random path as repairman covering area
- - Take a long route
- - Weave a winding path
- - Move on a sinuous course
- - Ancient name for a winding river.
- - Pursue a winding course.
- - Winding river in Phrygia.
- - Take a walk
- - Weave.
- - headless lady and i follow a winding course
- - Snake comparatively nasty biting daughter
- - Wander, wind
- - wander, heading middle east instead of west
- - resort renamed -wander'
- - Myself and herself, as the Cockney said, can amble about
- - Intend to make radical go around the bend
- - intend the german to turn
- - nasty, the german wind
- - intend to colour up and wander listlessly off?
- - Turn or intend to turn communist
- - ed and me ran off to wander listlessly
- - leftist facing away from low wind
- - Me and Her Majesty to ramble
- - Died, squeezed by increasingly tight snake
- - we wander listlessly - but not 'im'
- - Renamed [anag]
- - detailed plan for ending wind
- - intend the german to wander
- - Miserable and visibly embarrassed over wind
- - Me with the monarch to wander
- - When Mister Deane foolishly interrupts, wander
- - wander aimlessly, more malicious around start of day
- - Terribly dear men wander aimlessly
- - Spiteful communist about to wander aimlessly
- - Stroll involving yours truly and that Cockney woman
- - Turn nasty before claret served up
- - Average kind of wine knocked back causes wind
- - Wind remained fickle, lacking intensity initially
- - wind enters home and erodes
- - Ramble aimlessly
- - Flow windingly
- - Wind (of river)
- - Wander leisurely
- - Wander (of river)
- - Wander without aim or direction
- - Wander this way and that
- - Wander — wind about
- - Red mane (anag) — roam aimlessly
- - Me with the monarch to ramble
- - Zig and zag
- - Go wherever
- - Be snakelike
- - Wind, bend
- - Burning up after grasping snake
- - With 74-Across, Like St. Petersburg in 1914, 1924 and 1991 * Drift aimlessly
- - Wind lazily
- - Oxbow
- - Circuitous journey
- - Have no destination
- - Not go the direct route
- - Stroll aimlessly.
- - Turn and twist.
- - Wander idly
- - Drift (about)
- - Wander (around)
- - Snake
- - Perambulate
- - Amble
- - Ramble
- - Drift
- - Move aimlessly
- - Wind
- - Wander aimlessly
- - Wander
- - Gad about
- - Rove
- - Zigzag
- - Go aimlessly
- - Intend the German to wander aimlessly
- - intend the german to twist
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