Definitions
crossing one another in opposite directions
Word origin
From Middle English crist-crosse, crists-crosse (“Christ's cross”).
Used in a sentence
“As it turned out, the itinerary was disconcertingly illogical, involving criss-crossing America in anything but a straight line.”
“He told me about all the odd jobs he'd taken after I was born, when Michigan's economy was tanking. For one, he crisscrossed the Midwest buying old carpets from dentists' offices.”
“We reach the first barrier, which is like the barriers blocking off roadworks, or dug-up sewers: a wooden crisscross painted in yellow and black stripes, a red hexagon which means Stop.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Intersect repeatedly”10 letters
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