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Zip is also very slangily,well-known as a synonym of nothing. I didn't study zip for the next day's exam, so I blew it.
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an ounce of marijauna I'm picking up a zip today.
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An ounce of any kind of illegal drug. Usually used as a code name over the phone by paranoid drug dealers. "Can you pick me up a zip?"
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an ounce of marijuana. Amount that fits in a ziplock bag. Got a zip of skunk haze yesterday
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(1): nothing; zero
(2): energy; vigor. (3) a worthless person; a person who amounts to zero. (4) to fasten or unfasten with a zipper. 1. - "I don't know zip about you."
- There was no mail today. Nothing. Zip. 2. "I need something that will give me more zip. " 3. Khalaf is such a zip. No brains in his head at all. 4. Zip your jacket, Reham. |
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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. Richie became enraged and punched the sideview mirror of a parked truck when the ignorant women called him zip.
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The accumulated time from pausing live TV on a DVR How much zip do we have on this show? Zip past the commercials.
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1) An ounce of marijuana 2) To snort a powder drug 1) Can I roll by your house and pick up a zip?
2) I just zipped a line of coke |
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