Zigzag ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Zigzag ( noun )

A pattern of sharp turns in alternating directions.

Origin:

The word "zigzag" originated in the early 16th century, it comes from the german word "zickzack" which means "zigzag" or "zigzag line".

Examples:

1. The river flowed in a zigzag pattern.
2. The road wound in a zigzag pattern up the mountain.
3. The quilt had a zigzag pattern.
4. The lightning bolt had a zigzag shape.
5. The child drew a zigzag line on the paper.

(As a verb)

Zigzag ( verb )

A pattern of sharp turns in alternating directions.

Origin:

The word "zigzag" originated in the early 16th century, it comes from the german word "zickzack" which means "zigzag" or "zigzag line".

Examples:

1. The river flowed in a zigzag pattern.
2. The road wound in a zigzag pattern up the mountain.
3. The quilt had a zigzag pattern.
4. The lightning bolt had a zigzag shape.
5. The child drew a zigzag line on the paper.