1. moving in a zigzag pattern; changing direction sharply and repeatedly
Usage: present participle of zigzag

1. having a zigzag pattern or movement

1. the action of moving in a zigzag pattern
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The car was zigzagging down the mountain road.
• She ran across the field, zigzagging to avoid the defenders.
• The lightning created a zigzagging pattern across the sky.
• The hiker followed a zigzagging trail up the steep slope.
• The boat was zigzagging through the narrow channel.
• His zigzagging route confused his pursuers.
• The snake moved with a zigzagging motion through the grass.