Zigzag
Pronunciation: /ˈzɪɡzæɡ/
Zigzag (noun)
- a line or path that moves left and right in sharp turns.
Examples
- The path formed a zigzag across the field.
- She drew a zigzag on the paper.
Common collocations: zigzag pattern, zigzag path, zigzag through, zigzag quickly, zigzag design
Zigzag (verb)
- to move in a pattern of sharp turns left and right.
Examples
- The rabbit zigzagged to escape the predator.
- They zigzagged through the crowded street.
Zigzag (adjective)
- having a pattern of sharp turns left and right.
Examples
- The road had a zigzag shape.
- She admired the zigzag pattern on the fabric.