aestuate
/ˈɛs.tʃʊˌeɪt, ˈæ.stʊˌeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to flow back; to flow with a current, as a river, so as to form a lake or a pool at its lower end, or to flow in a wave-like or undulating motion.
“The river aestuates into a calm lake at its mouth.”
2. verb
to flow in or as if in a wave, especially so as to form a wave-like or undulating motion.
“The wind aestuates through the forest, making the trees sway gently.”