Zigzags is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ZIGZAGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ZIGZAG, to turn sharply from side to side
• have or move along in a zigzag course
NOUN:
• a line or course having abrupt alternate right and left turns
• a turn on a zigzag course
ADVERB:
• so as to move right and left alternately
ADJECTIVE:
• having the form of a zigzag; veering alternately to right and left
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to proceed on a course marked by sharp turns

Words related to ZIGZAGS

zigzag26 zigzagged31 zigzagging32

How to use ZIGZAGS in a sentence

• A series of rugged zigzags enabled me to make my way down into the weird under-world of the crevasse.
• Cow-paths, marked only by the worn edges of the bushes, run in zigzags across the hillside and up to the plateau.
• Any one would have mistaken us for drunkards, stumbling, supporting, pushing one another, and making zigzags to avoid the dead.
• If the rabbit ran straight away from the pursuer it could not be taken, but its instinct is to make its flight by zigzags.
• Pursuing the latter up a gorge, and then turning to the left on a branch road, which zigzags up the sides of the gorge, one soon finds oneself on the top of a ridge.
• At the edge of the road, mingling with the brambles, grew holly bushes, and here and there stood large dead trees whose branches traced zigzags upon the blue sky.
• We visited at least, by singular zigzags, Stratford, Warwick, Coventry, Gloucester, Bristol, Bath, and Wells.
• Meanwhile the mate, clamped to the wheel, ready to die rather than leave it, was directing the boat in zigzags so as not to offer a fixed point to the submarine.
• The trouble was that on the outward track one had to shape course constantly to avoid the heaviest mounds, and consequently there were many zig-zags.
• The road, with many short zigzags, made a remarkably abrupt ascent, and, having reached the crest, wound like a vast serpent along the summit.
• The liquor passes into the top of the still, and zigzags down through the series of trays, as in an ordinary Coffey still.
• But it was managed here with turns and zigzags so that the grade was never very sharp.
• After this we sit and watch the lightning which plays in forks and zig-zags and chains about the hills between us and Tugela River.
• Following the slope of the mountain, the track rose higher and higher in long zigzags, without any chance for the animals to rest, for at least three-quarters of a mile.
• The road bent downward in sharp zigzags, and somewhere below the North Fork ran.
• They had not waited long before the three women came slowly up the zigzags of the path that wound round the Castle-hill.
• A wonderful pathway zigzags down the face of the mountain to the river, in an almost vertical incline of 2000ft.
• The only road that crossed the hills rose steeply, with sharp zigzags, and for weeks the French had toiled to make the whole position impregnable.
• It is effected by excessively sharp zigzags through a noble pine forest.
• He is like one of those people in the papers with zig-zags sticking out all over them because they have been careful to wear an electric belt.
• At one time she moved in zigzags, then she moved her feet up and down without going forward, bending her knees and stretching out her hands, then she staggered back.
• I gave a little bound, because the boat was certainly going in zigzags, and he was so near that by accident I jogged his elbow.
• We had not long left Cattaro, when our way began to mount in long zigzags, doubling back again and again upon itself.
• His hand seems to be struck with paralysis and unable to write anything but zigzags, says Scientific American.
• It was necessary to ascend by zigzags to make the slope more easy, for it was very steep, and the footing being exceedingly precarious required the greatest caution.
• The lamp emerges from the dark and zigzags about the room like a portable fairy.
• Their shields, as well as the shields of all who attended, were painted with white markings, taking some the form of men, some of lizards, some were zig-zags.
• Long zigzags up the slope brought us to the top of a notch, where at the right lay a patch of snow.
• The farther side was more abrupt, and he took it in patient zigzags where the footing promised some measure of security.
• The slope was so steep that instead of cutting zigzags across its face, he chopped pigeon holes straight up.
• A series of trenches zigzags in and out among the trees, and barbed wire is interlaced with the undergrowth.
• The coach zig-zags down at a gentle pace, like a great bird slowly wheeling downwards to settle on the earth.
• The road winds to the top of one of the cliffs in zigzags cut in the solid rock.
• The primary winding is usually indicated by a heavy line having a fewer number of zig-zags, and the secondary by a finer line having a greater number of zig-zags.
• The path from Gschloss leads straight up to the foot of the dark pyramid of the Kesselkopf, and then in steep endless zig-zags along the edge of the great glacier.

Similar words containing ZIGZAG without suffix s

zigzag26 zigzaggy32 zigzagged31 zigzagger30 zigzaggers31 zigzaggery34 zigzaggier31 zigzagging32 zigzaggiest32 zigzaggeries33 zigzaggedness35 zigzaggednesses37

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