zig
verbUK /zɪɡ/
US /zɪɡ/
To move quickly in a sharp turn to one side.
The little car zigged to the left to avoid the puddle.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A sharp change of direction to one side.
With a quick zig, the runner dodged the defender.
3. One of the sharp turns in a zigzag pattern.
The path went up the hill in a series of zigs and zags.
4. To move in a zigzag way.
The bee zigged around the flowers.