zipped
Speech parts
1. zipped - Adjective
2. zipped - Verb
Derived from zip
Meaning
zipped
simple past and past participle of zip
zipped (comparative more zipped, superlative most zipped)
(of mail) Addressed with a zip code.
Antonym: unzipped
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Examples
After slowing down and moving to his right, McDavid zipped back to the left, stormed around Rielly and beat Hutchinson up high.
Anna (yes, another Anna!) slid down the car to the ground and zipped over, her red curls shining.
Bernadette made her nuggets using chicken breast that had been coated in flour three times using a zipped up bag, salt, Vegeta spice (a product made by food company Podravka), garlic powder, onion powder, salt and pepper.
BEIJING (AP) — As milk bottles and yogurt six-packs zipped past on a conveyor belt at a state-owned dairy, reporters…
Also, we were not able to extract the zipped files with transformations in Dataprep so we did the extraction phase manually beforehand and re-uploaded the extracted files to Cloud Storage.
A few weeks ago, the "Peanutize yourself" meme zipped through Facebook - a way for you to turn your photo into a Peanuts character from the upcoming animated movie.