to zoop
9.9
To move very quickly with a lot of energy, often to go somewhere
- verb
- Informal
:
moverse rápidamente
- And I'm just going to zoop through these slides.
Examples
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As the train approached, it started to zoop down the tracks at high speed.
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It's just like zoop forever forwards.
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The children will zoop around the playground, playing tag and laughing joyfully.
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The squirrel zooped up the tree, escaping from the dog chasing it.
Synonyms
to fly
vsto zoop
333
1.8
Pass very quickly, often used for time
focuses more on energetic or rapid travel to a place
to speed
vsto zoop
137
1.0
To move or travel quickly, often faster than allowed
emphasizes lively energy and movement toward a place
32
2.3
To move very quickly from one place to another
is more about energetic motion or traveling to a destination
to flash
vsto zoop
12
2.2
To move very quickly for a short time
implies energetic movement or travel rather than brief sudden action
to gallop across
vsto zoop
1
3.5
To move very fast across the ground like a horse
is broader, covering energetic travel not limited to animal motion
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Etymology
Zoop is a playful mix of familiar words like zoom and zip, which make you think of speed and a quick buzzing sound. So, to zoop is to 'move quickly and energetically' or to go somewhere very fast.