Crossways [adjective]

Dangerfield must have been expecting something to go crossways in Phœnix and had some of his misguided friends watching McKibben.

To-day the holy relics will be borne through the streets and crossways of the city.

We passed some very pretty peasant girls, dressed in bodices laced crossways with ribbon.

It lay at the crossways of two roads—like a log on a saw-buck—and our route was around it to the left.

Pull her round crossways to the swell and get away from the side—quick!

Yo' jes' want to stand clear if yo' see Mr. Peth an' Tom lookin' crossways at each other.

He divined that this mood was to continue and instead of getting off his pony he swung crossways in the saddle.

Cutting from the back to the thin part, crossways, and the sound divided so as to give each person a small portion.

Over the bark they laid boughs of butternut and maple, with long sticks placed crossways to keep them in place.

In the crossways which intersect the carriage-drive, all the families of the city walk to enjoy the cool of the evening.