zig

IPA: zˈɪg

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.

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.