Move
Move verb - To change the place or position of.
Zigzag
Zigzag verb - Travel along a zigzag path.
Usage example: The river zigzags through the countryside
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Synonyms for Zigzag
Nearby Word: zigzagged
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- As if that wasn't enough, his other attack is a fast attack that can move in either a homing pattern or a zigzag, and it's hard to tell which unless you have very good reflexes.
Source: Wake-Up Call Boss - Rolling Smiles roll at you and their weak spot is on their chest, and Broken Smiles move VERY fast in a zigzag pattern.
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In animated adaptations, his boneless body contorts in several ways to move about, depending on circumstances and the artists' preferences: sending ripples down his length, coiling up to bounce like a spring, or folding bow- or zigzag-fashion and then extending to launch himself into the air.
Source: Creator / Richard Scarry
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Zigzag and Move. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/move/zigzag
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