IPA: /ˈkrɪsˌkrɔst/
KK: /ˈkrɪsˌkrɔst/
Describing something that has lines or patterns that cross each other in different directions.
The crisscrossed pattern on the fabric made it look unique.
To move or cross in a pattern that forms an X shape, often repeatedly or in different directions.
The children crisscrossed the field while playing tag.
Past: crisscrossed
Past Participle: crisscrossed
Crisscrossed is formed from "criss" (a variant of "cross" meaning to intersect) and "crossed" (from Old English "cros", meaning to mark with a cross). The word describes a pattern or movement that intersects or crosses over itself repeatedly.
Imagine lines that 'intersect' or 'cross' each other in a repeated pattern — that's what crisscrossed means.
No commonly confused words.