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101zip code — zip ,code noun count AMERICAN * a series of numbers added to your address to make it easier to deliver letters to you. British postcode …
102zip fastener — zip ,fastener noun count BRITISH FORMAL a ZIPPER …
103zip file — zip ,file noun count COMPUTING a computer document that has been COMPRESSED so that it fills less space and can be stored more easily or sent by e mail more quickly …
104zip — zȉp m <N mn zìpovi> DEFINICIJA zatvarač, patent, smičak, ciferšlus, rajsferšlus …
105zip it — This is used to tell someone to be quiet …
106ZIP Code — ZIP′ code phi trm a system used in the U.S. to facilitate delivery of mail, consisting of a code of five or nine numbers printed directly after the address • Etymology: 1963; Z(one) I(mprovement) P(rogram) …
107zip gun — zip′ gun n. mil a homemade pistol, typically consisting of a metal tube taped to a wooden stock and firing a.22 caliber bullet • Etymology: 1945–50 …
108ZIP+4 barcode — A nine digit POSTNET barcode consisting of 52 vertical bars. (Also seePostal Numeric Encoding Technique) …
109ZIP mail translator — (ZMT) An attachment for a letter sorting machine. It translates the operator s keystrokes into instructions that enable the machine to send the letter into the correct bin …
110zip gun — ☆ zip gun n. a crude, improvised pistol, usually consisting of a piece of pipe attached to a wooden stock, with a firing pin actuated by a rubber band or a spring …
