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Yes, zipper is often used as a transitive verb. "Zipper your jacket" meaning to close your jacket, or "Zipper your lip" meaning to be quiet or shut up.
Is the spiritual performance that is use by zipper
Buttons is shirt as zipper is to JACKET
The inventor of the zipper is Whitcomb Judson, who patented the device in 1893 as a "clasp-locker" for shoes. However, it was Gideon Sundback who refined and improved the design to create the modern zipper that we use today.
Well, the simple machine eats up the little pegs it is connected to and walah the zipper works.
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a zipper is zipped up and down a velcro you can strap
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Compressed: The compressed air in bottle which can be bought at Home Depot.Zipped: When you zip up a zipper (i.e. "I zipped up my jacket.")
It's a hooded jacket with zipper "Kapuzenjacke mit Reißverschluß (Reissverschluss)
He sure does.... it's half zipped, half unzipped
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A sweatshirt without a hood is called a sweatshirt. A sweatshirt with a hood is called a hooded sweatshirt or hoodie. Sweatshirts can also be defined by whether or not they have a zipper and the length of the zipper. For example, you can buy a full zip hooded sweatshirt or a quarter zip pull-over sweatshirt.
Yes, since you cannot attach a zipper to lips, the expression is not literal or realistic but rather imaginary or figurative.
Operation Zipper happened on 1945-09-02.
The most expensive Hoodie in the world comes from Konquest for the price of $10,000.00. The hoodie has over 4000 Swarovski crystals and a 3 carat diamond zipper pull w/ hand painted skull and horns design.