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Zig
Zig verb - To depart abruptly from a straight line or course.
Usage example: the fox zigged to the right, and the hounds followed
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Zig-zagged in the missing scenes from "I'll Zoo You Later": When Peevly accosts a wild bear and sees it's not the Bunch, he panicly runs for it and gets his belt loop caught in a tree branch.Botch: If I help, do I get my promotion?
- The game zig-zags on exactly what the rules of Time Travel are, though, with some parts of it leaning toward Set Right What Once Went Wrong and the entire plot hinging on what's ultimately a Stable Time Loop.
Source: Video Games and Fate
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