zig
IPA: zˈɪg
noun
- A sudden or sharp turn or change of direction.
- (computer languages) A general-purpose imperative, statically typed, compiled programming language intended as a modern successor to the C language.
verb
- To make such a turn.
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Examples of "zig" in Sentences
- I was bored and began to zig.
- The car zig zags all of a sudden.
- The insect zig zags in the forest.
- The car zigged to the left for no reason.
- The man with no work zigs around the town.
- The girl likes to zig zag and travel to random places.
- There, zig and zag appear out of the hole, startling the group.
- Two of them manage to escape, Zig and Zag, to the planet earth.
- The road is one way for most of the Zig Zag, and is not recommended for hiking.
- Emerging from the tunnel, the line zig zags sharply backwards and forward twice.