To wind in a zigzagging course.
Why zigzagging isn't a good idea!
You can always find paths zigzagging up the mountain.
This river has a zigzagging watercourse and many branches.
We followed the path zigzagging up the steep slope.
Dragonflies are glancing and zigzagging over the pond
Life eis a path winding in the mountain, Bumpy and zigzagging.
Arctic terns also follow a zigzagging route on their spring trips back to Greenland.
WD-40 contains an abundance of alkanes—hydrocarbons that match the formula CxH2x+2, usually in a long, zigzagging chain.
The winding and zigzagging west causeway is like a green ribbon, and the six bridges on it vary in patterns.
A zigzagging path of white terrazzo carves its way through the leftover space as the main circulation.
Samoa said it wanted to move its clocks 24 hours forward, in effect changing the Pacific's already zigzagging international dateline.
On the wet ground, the reflections of iron bars can be seen zigzagging slowly and leisurely across the stones laid on the ground.
There is little sense of progression, and one is left fretting that a great treasure has been overlooked in the necessary zigzagging through the objects.
All ships were now zigzagging as they moved south into waters infested by U-boats, and it was this which brought about the misfortune.
If the garment is unlined, or constructed with fabric that ravels easily, then the seams will be finished by binding, overlooking, zigzagging or turning under and stitching.
Stairs located between the living room and dining area lead up to the mezzanine gallery, which also features zigzagging shelves intended to be used as small dens by the children.
That part known as Bu'Shan begins under a knoll on whose slopes is laid out a rock garden with twelve picturesque caves that communicate one with the other by way of zigzagging paths up and down the slopes.
