1) Ad dress code 2) Aught 3) Clasp 4) Dart 5) Elan 6) Energy 7) Flit 8) Goose egg 9) Hie 10) Hurry 11) Kindofdrive 12) Moveathighspeed 13) Nada 14) Naught 15) Nihil 16) Nil 17) Nix 18) None 19) None at all 20) Not a one 21) Nothing 22) No tone 23) Not one iota 24) Not one thing 25) Null 26) Oomph 27) Partofanaddress
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1) PO code 2) Address ender 3) Address part 4) American invention 5) Aught 6) Cipher 7) City and state follower 8) Close a jacket 9) Close a windbreaker 10) Close up a sweatshirt 11) Close, like a wet suit 12) Closure 13) Code on a letter 14) Code word 15) Compress a computer file 16) Compress a file
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- a quantity of no importance
- a fastener for locking together two toothed edges by means of a sliding tab
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• (v. i.) To make, or move with, such a sound. • (n.) A hissing or sibilant sound such as that made by a flying bullet.
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a type of compressed archive for storing files (SparkFS can de-archive it)
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Zone information protocol used with RTMP to map zones. Routers use zone information tables (ZITs) to define network addresses and zone names.
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To compress using lossless compression,
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A format for compressed files on Windows systems.
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(Digital cameras and photo printers) File format used for data compression.
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Device sometimes used to secure boots.
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In computing, compressing data to make a file smaller in order for it to be stored or sent to another computer. Also, slang for nothing
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Zigzag In-Line Package + Zone Improvement Plan (ZIPcode)
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A term referring to compressing files so that the information may be shared with other machines. Zipping, along with compressing the files, saves all the files under one name so that the information can be easily transferred.
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Zip intransitive verb To make, or move with, such a sound.
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Zip noun [ Imitative.] A hissing or sibilant sound such as that made by a flying bullet.
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ZIP is an abbreviation for Zodiacal Infrared Probe
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The zip fastener is a fastening device used in clothing. It was invented in the USA by Whitcomb Judson in 1891 originally for doing up shoes. It has two sets of interlocking teeth, meshed by means of a slide that moves up and down. It did not become widely used in the clothing industry until the 1930s. During the late 1970s and early 1980s zips wer...
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Zip is derogatory slang for an Asian person.
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To compress a file or files into one file. Commonly used to reduce the size of a file to speed up transmission over the Internet.
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British term for zipper. The act of zipping a zipper.
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Zone Improvement Plan
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A pitcher that has a good fastball is said to have a zip on the ball.
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A method of compressing electronic files for faster transportation, particularly via email.
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Zone Information Protocol. the AppleTalk protocol that correlates network addresses with zone names.
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These are a closure method that uses 2 parallel rows of teeth that are attached to fabric tape. These are then stitched into an opening and closed using a slider which locks the teeth together. Standard zips are usually closed at the end of the tape
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