quarter-zip
quarter-zip adjective: having a short zip (approximately a quarter of the height of the garment) descending from the collar.
Adjective
quarter-zip (not comparable)
Noun
quarter-zip (plural quarter-zips)
- A jacket, sweater, or other top with a short zip (approximately a quarter of the height of the garment) descending from the collar.
- “[…] [men’s] fleece business is really being driven by novelty,” said Lisa Fox, vice-president of brand marketing, […] “I’m talking about styles with striped ribbed trim, open-bottom styling, hoods and novelty interest at the neckline—henleys or quarter zips.”1996 September 30, Rachel Spevack, “Fashion has Fleece Flying this Fall”, in DNR, Fairchild, page 8
Forms of quarter-zip
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| alternative form | quarter zip |
| Noun | |
| plural | quarter-zips |
Questions about quarter-zip
- What does quarter-zip mean?
- Quarter-zip means having a short zip (approximately a quarter of the height of the garment) descending from the collar.
- What part of speech is quarter-zip?
- Quarter-zip can be an adjective or a noun.
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