to zap
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- verb
- /zæp/
- NSFW
- But we have our immune systems that find the cancer and ZAP it before it gets it gets uncontrollable.
- zap viruses
- zap bugs
- zap unwanted hair
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Watch on YouTubeHe should be able to like ZAP everybody with no problem.
- He should be able to like ZAP everybody with no problem.
- So when I'm charged it zaps me right in the ear.
- They are called Zappic electric bug zapping rocket.
- Came back home and, you know, got zapped with the voltage, kind of reset everything.
- I think you're zapping the whole network and that's going to be pretty difficult without zapping other memories.
- But we have our immune systems that find the cancer and ZAP it before it gets it gets uncontrollable.
- So you know, you you ZAP the the oligarchs wallets and their calculation.
- But at like if you look at a chip, it is so complicated that trying to like ZAP electrodes in the right order, literally impossible.
- And in those cases, then if it's needed, they can use a laser to just ZAP it and tack it down so that you don't develop a retinal attachment.
- Most of the time they're either going to eat us or ZAP us with a rays or or do other or do other things that that do experiments on humans.
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The battle plan is to get them all into one area and then zap them!
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Then press the cannon button and zap!
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We gotta zap 'em before they call the cops!
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You could zap his chest.
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Can you please use that wand to zap him back to me?
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Anything touches the wires, zap.
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I'm gonna zap that sucker to bits!
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Ivan holds his arm out, zaps Alpha with an electrical charge.
Fiction book (1995) -
Snickers zaps Hawk in the leg with his strange-noised device.
Fiction book (1991) -
The scientist used the laser to zap the bacteria in the petri dish.
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6.5
To kill or seriously hurt someone by passing electricity through their body
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7.7
To destroy something completely as if by a powerful weapon
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7.4
To destroy something completely, often using a nuclear bomb
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9.2
To destroy a place with very powerful weapons like bombs
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Etymology
Zap comes from the quick electric sound 'zap', like a sudden spark or comic-book ray that hits and stops something. So to zap something is to strike or destroy it quickly, often with electricity or a sudden attack.