Undulate
(verb)
To move or fluctuate in a wavelike pattern.
Origin:
From the latin word "undula" which means wave or fluctuate.
Examples:
- The water undulated in the wind.
- The snake undulated as it moved.
- The ribbon undulated in the breeze.
- The grass undulated in the field.
- The curtain undulated as the wind blew through the open window.