zagged

v.

急转，急变( zag的过去式和过去分词 )；

Zig-zagged plating bus lines
Zig-zagged plating bus lines
When Bush Zigged O'Neill Zagged
Automobile side view mirror with zig-zagged surface
Lightning Zig-Zagged across the Tombstones; EVENING TELEGRAPH HALLOWEEN Short Story Competition
GATORS ZIG, GET ZAGGED FLORIDA TURNOVER LEADS TO WINNING TIP THAT PUTS GONZAGA IN FINAL EIGHT.(Sports)
Rehabilitation psychology: We zigged when we should have zagged.
DIANA CRASH UNO DRIVER 'ZIG-ZAGGED IN MIDDLE OF THE ROAD' Witness Tells Inquest He Thought Man Was Drunk
An Early Ordovician clonal organism from China with a zig-zagged suture on branches
He 'Zigged' When the Art World 'Zagged' ; Jean Helion's Swim against the Currents of 20th-Century Art Brought Him a Measure of Hard-...