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Meaning
Noun
●
The
high-pitched
sound
of a small
object
moving
rapidly
through air.
●
Energy;
vigor
; vim.
●
In Australian English, British English & New Zealand English:
A
zip
fastener.
●
Zero; nothing.
●
A
trip
on a zipline.
●
In Computing:
A
zip
file.
●
In Programming:
Synonym of
convolution
(“type of
mapping
function”)
●
An
ounce
of marijuana.
●
In Post:
Ellipsis of
zip
code.
●
In American English:
A
zip
code.
⚠️
In American English:
A Sicilian or Italian Mafioso who is
relatively
new to the United States.
Intj
●
Imitative of
high-pitched
sound
of a small
object
moving
rapidly
through air.
Verb
●
To
close
with a
zip
fastener.
●
To
close
as if
with a
zip
fastener.
●
In Computing:
To
compress
(one or more
computer
files
) into a
single
and often
smaller
file
, especially one in the ZIP format.
●
In Programming:
To
subject
to the
convolution
mapping
function.
●
In Gaits:
To
move
rapidly
(in a
specified
direction
or to a
specified
place) with a
high-pitched
sound.
●
In Gaits:
To
move
in haste
(in a
specified
direction
or to a
specified
place).
●
In Gaits:
To make (something)
move
quickly
●
To
travel
on a zipline.
Name
●
Initialism of Zone Improvement Plan. (see ZIP Code)
●
A common
file format
for
data
compression.
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Wiktionary
Synonyms
Whizz
Zing
Zipper
Convolution
Whee
Zero
Nothing
Rush
Slide Fastener
Zip Fastener
Zip Up
Related
Wrap
Flap
Strap
Pack
Curl
Lace
Jacket
Lock
Sleeve
Tuck
Backpack
Swipe
Boot
Shimmy
Velcro
Hem
Glide
File
Rar
Dash
Flash
Scoot
Pull
Shuffle
Loop
Wiggle
Snap
Move
Pocket
Slide
Pass
Box
Tape
Walk
Belt
Button
Travel
Folder
Roll
Wire
Sneak
Crawl
Bag
Sew
Usb
Buckle
Cruise
Stitch
Skirt
Rack
Float
Handle
Stroll
Collar
Sweep
Fold
Squeeze
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Rhymes
Kip
Nip
Hip
Zip
Pip
Sip
Lip
Yip
Dip
Gyp
Pip
Tip
Rip
Nip
Clip
Drip
Quip
Skip
Ship
Grip
Snip
Crip
Chip
Flip
Chip
Slip
Whip
Trip
Plip
Unzip
Strip
Shipp
Equip
Outstrip
Bulldog Clip
Freudian Slip
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