to unzip
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1.3
Open clothes or bags by pulling the small piece of the zipper
- verb
- /ʌnˈzɪp/
:
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- You quickly unzip your suitcase and triumphantly take out your toilet snorkel.
The next day when I woke her up, I unzipped her little sleepy sack.
- The next day when I woke her up, I unzipped her little sleepy sack.
- And I basically had to unzip the suitcase and what was vibrating?
- Then inside it you get I have another one which is unzipped.
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Examples
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Come on, Oakmoor, unzip the back.
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Shouldn't we unzip it, and see what's inside first?
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Son, can I just ask you to unzip your jacket?
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And the main pocket unzips like this.
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And I basically had to unzip the suitcase and what was vibrating?
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Unzip the bag.
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Reaching over, she unzipped the gym bag and dragged the sweatshirt from its depths.
Fiction book (1995) -
Can you please unzip your jacket?
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I need to unzip the bag to find my keys.
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He carefully unzipped his suitcase and pulled out his clothes.
Synonyms
to undo
vsto unzip
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1.3
Unfasten something that is tied or fastened
is specific to opening by releasing a zipper
Antonyms
How Exposed
to strip
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3.4
- NSFW
63
3.4
to undress
88
2.0
- NSFW
88
2.0
to uncover
11
3.4
- NSFW
11
3.4
to unzip
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1.3
19
1.3
to unbutton
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1.0
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1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unzip comes from the part un- meaning 'reverse' and zip, the fastener on jackets and bags. So to unzip something is to open it by undoing its zipper.