Zip

[Sarah]

A hissing or sibilant sound such as that made by a flyingbullet.

[Sarah]

an ounce of marijauna

[Sarah]

(1): nothing; zero
(2): energy; vigor.

(3) a worthless person; a person who amounts to zero.

(4) to fasten or unfasten with a zipper.

[Sarah]

Noun; A slang dirogatory term used in Vietnam referring to enemy vietnamese soldiers. Short for zipperhead, it's commonly used to describe any Asian person.

[Sonia]

Windows users will see this term a lot when looking for files on the Internet. A zip file (.zip) is a zipped or compressed file. For example, when you download a file, if the filename looks like this: filename.zip, you are downloading a zipped file. Zipping a file involves compressing one or more items into a smaller archive. A zipped file takes up less hard drive space and takes less time to transfer to another computer. This is why most Windows files that you find on the Internet are compressed.
To use a zipped file, youll need to unzip it first. PKZIP for DOS, or WinZip for Windows, are some popular programs that can unzip files for you. Fortunately, these programs can be downloaded for free from Web sites like Download.com. Macintosh files are most often stuffed into Stuffit files (.sit), which can be unstuffed using Aladdins Stuffit Expander.
The term Zip also refers to a product by Iomega. The company makes a removable storage device called a Zip Drive. Depending on the model, these drives can hold 100, 250 or 750 MB Zip disks. They are usually used for backup and for transferring large files to different locations. However, Zip drives are not as fast as hard drives, so it is usually not a good idea to run programs off them.
File extension: .ZIP

[Cami]

Fasten with a zip.