Pronunciation: /ˈkrɪsˌkrɔs/
noun a pattern or design that consists of crossing lines
A1 The crisscross pattern on the fabric is very pretty.
A2 I followed the crisscross of paths through the forest.
B1 The crisscross of wires overhead made the cityscape look chaotic.
B2 The crisscross of relationships in the novel added depth to the storyline.
C1 The intricate crisscross of information in the report required careful analysis.
C2 The crisscross of conflicting ideologies within the political party led to internal strife.
verb to move or go in a pattern of crossing lines
A1 The shoelaces crisscrossed over each other.
A2 The roads crisscross through the city, making it easy to navigate.
B1 The detective crisscrossed the city in search of clues.
B2 The hiking trail crisscrosses the mountain, offering stunning views.
C1 The intricate web of relationships crisscrosses between the characters in the novel.
C2 The artist's brushstrokes crisscross the canvas, creating a masterpiece.
formal The crisscross pattern of the lattice fence added a decorative touch to the garden.
informal I saw tire tracks crisscrossing the field, so someone must have been joyriding.
slang The graffiti artist crisscrossed the city with their tags, leaving their mark everywhere.
figurative The detective had to crisscross the city in order to track down the suspect.
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