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zippered

zippered

3.0
Having a line of teeth you pull to open and close things
  • adjective
  • /ˈzɪpərd/
  • US
translation icon : con cremallera
  • The jacket has a zippered front that makes it easy to put on and take off.

Examples

  • And amazingly, it folds up to store inside this little zippered pouch, this tiny little thing.

  • All of these things nice and slim, they fit into the zippered mesh pocket of the bag.

  • Bunch of compartments, zippered compartments, nice little hard case to keep that protected.

  • Then it's probably nylon with the zippered pockets and everything, but done in like a complete Simone sort of way.

  • Well, in the Bentega, you won't lose them because they have their own zippered pouch.

  • Coffee filters, washable markers, chenille stems, pony beats, zippered bags and a spray bottle filled with water.

  • This is a new addition as of today which y'all again saw, but these are zippered tote bags, unzippered tote bags and open like beach and gym bags.

  • She keeps her phone in a zippered pocket for safekeeping.

  • He bought a new backpack with several zippered compartments for better organization.

Synonyms

fastened
vszippered
1.3

Kept closed so it does not open or move

is closed using a sliding toothed device rather than buttons or clasps

How Closed

sealed
2.5
zippered
  • US
3.0
fastened
1.3
open
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

zippered positive

Morphology

zippered = zipper (transparent) = zip + er + ed

Formed from the noun 'zipper' plus adjectival '-ed' meaning 'having' or 'fastened with a zipper', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

Zippered comes from the fast-closing device called a zipper, which was named after the quick sound zip made when it closed, and zip also means 'to move fast'. So a zippered jacket or bag is one closed or fastened with that quick-closing device.