zigzagged
Verb
The word is derived from zigzag
Meaning
of Zigzag
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Evolution is an obstacle course not a freeway; the correct analogue for long-term success is a distant punt receiver evading legions of would-be tacklers in an oddly zigzagged path toward a goal, not a horse thundering down the flat.
A device incorporating a moving cable for carrying people up or down a mountain.‘we zigzagged across the mountain from one lift to the next’
Decide whether this list should be read up, down, or zigzagged.
The famous Grand Canal zigzagged 220 kilometers (137 miles) through the territory of this city.