zig

/zɪɡ/

Definitions

1. noun

a sudden, quick movement or change of direction, especially in a zigzag pattern

“The driver made a sharp zig to avoid hitting the pedestrian.”

2. verb

to move in a zigzag or sudden, quick direction

“The pilot zigged and zagged to avoid turbulence in the storm.”

3. verb

to make a sudden, quick change in direction

“The runner zigged just in time to avoid the obstacle.”

4. interjection

used to express excitement or enthusiasm

“Zig! I just got tickets to the concert!”

Synonyms

  • jerk
  • zag

Antonyms

  • direct
  • straight