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dipsy-doodle

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dip·sy-doo·dle  (dps-ddl)
intr.v. dip·sy-doo·dled, dip·sy-doo·dling, dip·sy-doo·dles Informal
To move in or follow a zigzag course: "the narrow trail . . . dipsy-doodled through the brush until it finally reached the river" (Pete Bodo).
[Alteration of dipsy-do, baseball term to describe motion of a screwball, from dip.]
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This book provides a fascinating (honestly) tale of the dipsy-doodle tax gyrations of the 1980s and a technical perspective on the very complex world of taxes as they relate to each other, to the economy and ultimately to those who pay them.
The Tax Decade: How Taxes Came to Dominate the Public Agenda by Dearborn, Philip M. / Government Finance Review
 
 
 
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