zigzaggingly

English

Etymology

From zigzagging +‎ -ly.

Adverb

zigzaggingly (comparative more zigzaggingly, superlative most zigzaggingly)

1. In a zigzagging way.
   • 1921, Octavus Roy Cohen, Highly Colored, page 260:

     The curtain dropped zigzaggingly upon the first scene. There was a tense silence out front, then a burst of applause […]

   • 2009, Jed Perl, New Art City: Manhattan at Mid-Century, page 155:

     In their zigzaggingly argumentative way, the New Yorkers were taking their stand on what modern art was about.

See also

• zigzag