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71zip — I. close, shut tight Mom told me to zip my lips while the preacher is talking. II. go quickly, run After we deliver the flowers we can zip over to the bank …
72zip-up — UK / US adjective British closed by means of a zip a zip up sweatshirt …
73zip — [zɪp] noun [C] British I a long narrow metal or plastic object with two rows of teeth. It is used for opening or closing something such as a piece of clothing. II verb zip [zɪp] 1) [T] to close or fasten something with a zip Ant: unzip 2) [I]… …
74Zîp — * Dam (diesem) öss der Zîp g schlissen. – Lusdorf bei Böhmisch Friedland. Er ist durch Vorhaltungen, Vorwürfe, Zurechtweisungen u.s.w. gedemüthigt, auch vom Geschick hart mitgenommen worden, er hat sein Vermögen u.s.w. verloren. Zîp, Zîpf am… …
75zip-up — adjective Fastened by means of a zip …
76zip up — phr verb Zip up is used with these nouns as the object: ↑bag, ↑dress, ↑fly, ↑jacket, ↑jeans, ↑tent …
77zip-up — adj. Zip up is used with these nouns: ↑jacket, ↑sweater …
78Zip — nothing; zero: a score of zip …
79zip — Australian Slang nothing; zero: a score of zip …
80zip — n Nothing. He knew zip about running the company. 1970s …
