| The conversation skittered and zigzagged as it does in any group of people addlebrained by the presence of four children. |
| Butterflies feasted on purple asters, and dragonflies zigzagged over the buttonbushes, which bore a crop of round, dry fruits. |
| The path zigzagged through the now disused Caw Quarry, first past a stone hut and then past the opening of an old level. |
| Gingerly, she extended her hand and allowed her fingertips to trace over the weals that zigzagged down his back. |
| In April, he was loaded onto a snow-filled train that zigzagged through Germany and Czechoslovakia for three weeks. |
| It zigzagged in 1935 from drought to sloshy spring to frying-pan summer to completely catawampus. |
