a. [f. ZIGZAG sb. + -Y1.] Characterized by zigzags or short sharp turns at alternate angles.
a. 1845. Barham, Ingol. Leg., Ser. III. Blasph. Warn., 387. The zig-zaggy pattern by Saxons invented.
1865. W. White, East. Eng., I. x. 135. We rambled in and out of strange zigzaggy back ways.
1902. A. Lang, in Longman’s Mag., Sept., 481. A fortification in a sketch of the style of Vauban, a zigzaggy, forked-lightning affair.
