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Zig

Definition:

Zig refers to a sharp or sudden change in direction, usually forming a series of alternating angles. It can be used as a noun or a verb.

Senses:

Noun

Sense 1: A sharp or sudden change in direction.

Example sentence: The roads in the mountainous region were full of zigzags.

Verb (intransitive)

Sense 1: To move or proceed with sharp or sudden changes in direction.

Example sentence: The lightning bolt zigged across the sky, followed by a loud thunderclap.

Verb (transitive)

Sense 1: To cause something to move or proceed with sharp or sudden changes in direction.

Example sentence: She zigged her pencil across the paper, creating an abstract sketch.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Zig is a popular term used in various contexts to describe sudden changes in direction or movement.

Example sentence: The dance routine included synchronized zigs and zags across the stage.

Local Usage:

In certain regions, especially among artists and designers, zig is a local term indicating a pattern or design that consists of jagged or angular lines in a repetitive manner.

Example sentence: The tribal artwork exhibited intricate zigs and zags throughout.