winding street

noun
UK /ˈwaɪndɪŋ striːt/
US /ˈwaɪndɪŋ striːt/

A winding street is a road that curves and turns a lot instead of going straight.

We walked up a narrow winding street to reach the old castle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A street with many bends, often found in old towns or hilly areas.

The village is famous for its winding streets and stone houses.

3. A route that is not direct and takes many turns to reach its destination.

The bus took a winding street through the hills before arriving.

4. A road that twists like a snake, sometimes used in stories to suggest mystery.

In the story, a winding street led the children to a hidden garden.