ZIPPO | • zippo adj. (Slang) None whatsoever. • zippo v. (Slang) To light on fire. • Zippo n. A reusable lighter. |
ZIPPY | • zippy adj. (Informal) Energetic and lively. • zippy adj. (Informal) Quick, speedy. • ZIPPY adj. full of zip, energy. |
ZIPPED | • zipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of zip. • ZIP v. to fasten with a metal fastener with teeth. |
ZIPPER | • zipper n. (Chiefly US, Australia) A zip fastener. • zipper n. A pressure-sensitive plastic closure. • zipper n. (Biochemistry) A leucine zipper. |
ZIPPOS | • zippos v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of zippo. • Zippos n. Plural of Zippo. • ZIPPO n. (US slang) nothing, zero. |
ZIPPERS | • zippers n. Plural of zipper. • zippers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of zipper. • ZIPPER v. to close with an interlocking fastener. |
ZIPPIER | • zippier adj. Comparative form of zippy: more zippy. • ZIPPY adj. full of zip, energy. |
ZIPPILY | • zippily adv. In a zippy manner. • ZIPPY adv. full of zip, energy. |
ZIPPING | • zipping v. Present participle of zip. • ZIP v. to fasten with a metal fastener with teeth. |
UNZIPPED | • unzipped v. Simple past tense and past participle of unzip. • unzipped adj. Not zipped (closed with a zip fastener). • unzipped adj. Not zipped (compressed into a single and often smaller file, especially a zip file). |
ZIPPERED | • zippered v. Simple past tense and past participle of zipper. • zippered adj. Fitted with a zipper. • ZIPPER v. to close with an interlocking fastener. |
ZIPPIEST | • zippiest adj. Superlative form of zippy: most zippy. • ZIPPY adj. full of zip, energy. |
UNZIPPING | • unzipping v. Present participle of unzip. • unzipping n. The act by which something is unzipped. • UNZIP v. to open the zipper of. |
ZIPPERING | • zippering v. Present participle of zipper. • ZIPPER v. to close with an interlocking fastener. |
ZIPPINESS | • zippiness n. The quality of being zippy. • ZIPPINESS n. the quality of being zippy. |
ZIPPINESSES | • ZIPPINESS n. the quality of being zippy. |