zigzag

There is a zigzag pattern.

The path zigzags up the top of the mountain.

But some, and this is interesting, move straight west while some zigzag or even move in large circles.

He talks about a ship's voyage and this is one of the most famous bits of the essay—how the best voyage is made up of zigzag lines.

Some species of the spider weave designs into their webs, creating zigzag patterns that can either attract prey, like bees, in bright sunlight.

A zigzag metal roof, also incorporated into the Oppenheimer Park design, now acts as a unifying design element throughout the district.

Planes must zigzag from one ground beacon to the next, and ascend and descend in steps at each stage obtaining permission from the ground.

The heaters have water-filled steel tubes that zigzag in front of a reflective surface, which concentrates the sun's rays on the tubes.

The cashflow from tenants is more stable than that from equities, where values zigzag day by day and dividends can suddenly be suspended by the management.

The path zigzagged down the hillside.

Some species weave designs into their webs, creating zigzag patterns that can either attract prey, like bees, in bright sunlight, or camouflage the net in the shade.

They staggered in a zigzag across the road.

Located at 4210 Silver Hill Road just outside of Washington, D.C., the museum is a massive zigzag-shaped edifice constructed of five interconnected pods—each pod larger than a football field.

a zigzag path along the cliff