turnagain
/ˈtɜrnəɡeɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A place where a river or stream flows back into itself, often forming a loop or a meander.
“The hikers followed the river and eventually reached a turnagain, where they had to retrace their steps.”
2. verb
To turn back or return, especially in a place where a river or stream flows back into itself.
“The explorers were forced to turnagain and take a different route due to the harsh weather conditions.”
3. adverb
Again in the opposite direction.
“They will turnagain and follow the trail back to the starting point.”