zip

"The chef made a neat zip in the napkin to hold it in place. "

"The brain scan showed many tiny, intricate brain zips. "

"The tornado's powerful zip whipped through the fields, causing significant damage. "

"The complicated instructions on the project had a zip of confusing details. "

"The analyst used a zip to track the weekly sales figures, smoothing out the fluctuations. "

"The zip function combined the list of student names and their grades into a list of name-grade pairs. "

"The spring in my pen has two zip. "

"The paper airplane made a loud zip as it flew across the classroom. "

"The student had a lot of zip this morning, eager to tackle all her assignments. "

"My jacket has a broken zip, so I can't close it. "

"I know zip about economics."

"I know zip about economics."

"My brother loves to go on zip lines; he took a thrilling zip across the canyon yesterday. "

"My sister sent me a zip file of photos from her vacation. "

"My friend said he needed a zip of weed for his recipe. "

"Before leaving for school, she zipped up her jacket. "

"He zipped up his jacket before going outside. "

"Before sending the project files to her teacher, Maria zipped them into a single file. "

"The image processing software zipped the blurry photo, improving its clarity. "

"The bullet zipped through the air."

"Zip down to the shops for some milk."

"The students zipped through the exam, finishing quickly. "

"The kids zipped down the zipline at the park. "

"My bank account is zip—I have absolutely no money. "

"Zip! The kite soared high into the sky. "

"My aunt's new address includes the ZIP code 90210. "

"My sister gave me her new address, including the zip code for her new apartment. "