Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
zipper .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I ducked through the opening to the tent, zippering it tightly behind me.
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I was psyching myself up during the hour long car ride to the launch point; while zippering up my hideous, blue jumpsuit and pulling on a tiny rubber cap and goggles; even while being edged to the side of an open hatch at 13,500 feet.
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I ducked through the opening to the tent, zippering it tightly behind me.
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The cloth made a soft zippering sound as it ripped.
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Hal caught her eye, and mimed zippering his mouth shut.
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If zippering seems like too much of a hassle to your child, use a binder with a Velcro closure so she can at least contain loose papers as she runs from one class to another.
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If zippering seems like too much of a hassle to your child, use a binder with a Velcro closure so she can at least contain loose papers as she runs from one class to another.
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Fats composed of straight-chain saturated fatty acids fall into an ordered solid structure— the process has been described as “zippering”—more readily than do kinked unsaturated fats.
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Fats composed of straight-chain saturated fatty acids fall into an ordered solid structure— the process has been described as “zippering”—more readily than do kinked unsaturated fats.
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I ran my finger across my mouth, zippering it shut.
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