zigzag

The eccentric, improvisational zigzags in his early career, along with the array of challenging hobbies, suggest that Irvine is constantly searching for the proper match for his considerable abilities.

Suddenly sharp flashes of lightning darted in zigzag rays through the gloom.

Here he deflected toward the mountains, taking the zigzag path that ran like a winding thread among the rocks as it mounted.

All down the zigzag hill into the town the machinery said nothing at all.

By-spines (one hundred and fifty to two hundred) very thin, barbed and zigzag, as long as the radius.

At the base of the trunk a calabash is put, and the latex trickles down into this by way of the zigzag cuts.

One person acts as leader and walks in a zigzag path around the obstacles, followed by the others.

Most of them also fly in a zigzag line, and alight in a most erratic manner.

Had he tried to zigzag it is doubtful if he could have escaped.

The filament is then coiled or crumpled up into a spiral or zigzag form.