slalom
/ˈslɑləm/
verb
- To move in a zigzag pattern, especially while avoiding obstacles.
- The skier slalomed down the mountain, weaving between the flags.
- The boat slalomed between the buoys during the race.
- He slalomed through the crowded market on his bicycle.
noun
- A race or course in which participants weave between obstacles, typically on skis, a canoe, or a skateboard.
- The kayaker navigated the slalom course with incredible speed.
- She won the gold medal in the slalom at the Winter Olympics.
- He practiced the slalom on his skateboard every afternoon.
- A path or movement that zigzags between obstacles.
- The runner did a slalom around the trees in the forest.
- The car made a slalom through the cones in the parking lot.
- We followed a slalom of stepping stones across the stream.