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Vocabulary Entry
zig
|verb • noun • adjective
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V
verb
To move in a zigzag or erratic manner.
Example Sentences
"The runner zigged and zagged to avoid the other competitors."
"He had to zig across the street to dodge the oncoming traffic."
"The path zigged through the forest, making the hike more interesting."
N
noun
A sharp change of direction; a zigzag.
Example Sentences
"The path took a series of zigs and zags up the hill."
"She drew a zig on the paper to represent the route."
"The car made a quick zig to avoid the pothole."
A
adjective
Characterized by sharp turns or angles.
Example Sentences
"The zig route was both thrilling and confusing."
"The zig lines in the artwork made it visually captivating."
"He preferred the zig pattern over the straight ones."