crosshatch???
I met this sentence in a book.
We slide into the chairs on every roll, and crosshatch our way uphill again, and are tilted forward and slide into the opposite chairs.
A couple is dancing on a very rocky ship.
crosshatch???
I'm curious about what kind of moves they are doing?
Thank you in advance.
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Answers · 5
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Crosshatch in art is a technique where many intersecting parallel lines (similar to a '#' symbol) are used for shading.
So I think "crosshatch our way uphill" is to create the imagery of people moving diagonally uphill and passing through parallel rows of people moving in different directions.
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Crosshatch means they cross paths sort of like an x over and over!
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