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zigzag

[zig-zag] / ˈzɪgˌzæg /


Example Sentences

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Lehmann said the whale was "zigzagging" in the water and could become stranded again.

From Barron's

They looked terrifyingly strong, with raised zigzag scars on their muscled arms.

From Literature

I went against it, zigzagging down Main Street, which was deserted.

From Literature

She picks up the pace, and we continue to weave round the streets of Amsterdam, ducking into the shadows, zigzagging across the city to avoid being stopped by the police or soldiers.

From Literature

The potato fields were covered with purple blossoms now, and stone walls zigzagged up and down between.

From Literature