zipped Antonyms
Meaning of zipped
zipped
vim, energy, to enclose or wrap by fastening a zipper, to add energy, interest, or life to, zip code sense 1, to cause (a zipper) to open or shut, to close or open with a zipper, to move, act, or function with speed and vigor, to transport or propel with speed, to close or open with or as if with a zipper, to travel with a sharp hissing or humming sound, to impart speed or force to, zero entry 1 sense 1, zipper, to move or act with speed and energy, a sudden sharp hissing or sibilant sound, nothing, zero, zip code, a sudden sharp hissing sound, energy, vim, to become open, closed, or attached by means of a zipper, to add zest, interest, or life to
zipped Sentence Examples
- The little girl zipped up her coat to keep warm in the chilly weather.
- He quickly zipped through the pages of the book, eager to reach the thrilling conclusion.
- The runner zipped past the other competitors, leaving them far behind.
- The chef zipped around the kitchen, preparing multiple dishes simultaneously.
- She zipped open her suitcase to grab her passport before heading to the airport.
- With a deft motion, he zipped the tent closed to keep out the bugs.
- The car zipped along the highway, making good time on the journey.
- He zipped his backpack shut before heading out for his hike.
- The files were too large to email, so he zipped them into a compressed folder.
- The dressmaker carefully zipped the bridal gown, ensuring a perfect fit for the bride.
FAQs About the word zipped
vim, energy, to enclose or wrap by fastening a zipper, to add energy, interest, or life to, zip code sense 1, to cause (a zipper) to open or shut, to close or o
hummed, whispered, buzzed, zoomed, sighed, droned,whirred, whizzed, burred, murmured
floated, hanged,hung,hovered,
The little girl zipped up her coat to keep warm in the chilly weather.
He quickly zipped through the pages of the book, eager to reach the thrilling conclusion.
The runner zipped past the other competitors, leaving them far behind.
The chef zipped around the kitchen, preparing multiple dishes simultaneously.
