1. present participle of zig; moving in a zigzag pattern, especially as the first part of a back-and-forth motion
Usage: often used with ‘zagging’

Examples

• The rabbit kept zigging and zagging to escape the fox.
• The football player was zigging through the defense.
• She watched the car zigging across the icy road.
• The hiker spent the morning zigging up the mountain trail.
• The boat was zigging through the waves toward shore.
• After zigging left, he quickly zagged right to avoid the tackle.