zipping (up) (Meaning)

zipping (up)

to use a zipper to fasten someone's clothing, to close or connect (something) with a zipper

She zipped up her jacket quickly as the cold wind bit at her skin.
The children zipped up their backpacks excitedly as they prepared to leave for school.
The seamstress expertly zipped up the hem of the dress, securing it firmly.
The astronaut zipped up his spacesuit, preparing for his journey into the cosmos.
The wind zipped through the cracks in the old house, whistling eerily.
The zipper on her purse would not cooperate, frustrating her attempts to retrieve her keys.
The police officers zipped up the body bag, a solemn reminder of the tragedy.
The hiker zipped up his tent as night descended, shielding himself from the elements.
The ship zipped through the water, its engine roaring as it sped along.
The bullet zipped past his ear, narrowly missing him and sending a shiver down his spine.

to use a zipper to fasten someone's clothing, to close or connect (something) with a zipper

stimulating, gingering (up), pepping (up), jazzing (up), livening (up), amping (up), exciting, strengthening, energizing, whipping (up)

harassing, exhausting, damping, washing out, draining, wearing out, wearing, debilitating, knocking out, dulling

She zipped up her jacket quickly as the cold wind bit at her skin.

The children zipped up their backpacks excitedly as they prepared to leave for school.

The seamstress expertly zipped up the hem of the dress, securing it firmly.

The astronaut zipped up his spacesuit, preparing for his journey into the cosmos.