Definition: To change direction suddenly or to move in a way that is not straight, often alternating with another direction.

Example: The runner zigged when he should have zagged to avoid the obstacle.

Definition: A sharp turn or angle in a path or line, often seen in a zigzag pattern.

Example: The path through the forest had many zags that made it difficult to walk straight.

Definition: Describing a pattern or movement that has sharp turns or angles, often resembling a series of connected lines that change direction quickly.

Example: The path through the forest was zigzag, making it difficult to walk straight.

Definition: In a way that moves back and forth in sharp angles or turns, creating a zigzag pattern.

Example: The dog ran zigzag across the field to avoid the rain.

Definition: To move back and forth in sharp angles or turns, creating a pattern that resembles a series of Z shapes.

Example: The dog zigzagged through the park, chasing after the ball.

Definition: A pattern or line that moves in sharp turns back and forth, creating a series of angles or changes in direction.

Example: The path through the forest was a zigzag, making it difficult to walk straight.

Definition: To make something move in a pattern that goes back and forth in sharp angles, like a zigzag line.

Example: The children zigzagged their bikes through the park.

Definition: Having a pattern or movement that goes back and forth in sharp angles or turns.

Example: The path through the forest was zigzagging, making it difficult to walk straight.

Definition: To move in sharp turns or angles, changing direction quickly and repeatedly.

Example: The dog was zigzagging across the field, chasing after the ball.