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zip tied

zip tied is the simple past and past participle of zip tie.

Meaning of zip tie

Verb

zip tie (third-person singular simple present zip ties, present participle zip tying, simple past and past participle zip tied)

  1. (transitive) To fasten (something) with a zip tie.
    • A snakelike movement with her right hand caught the man's as he began to withdraw, and Lex drew it up to the woman's hand that she'd controlled, joining and zip tying the two of them together.2017, Palladian, Super: Discipline, →ISBN

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Questions about zip tied

What is zip tied the simple past and past participle of?
Zip tied is the simple past and past participle of zip tie.

Words near zip tied in the dictionary

  1. zip of death
  2. zip of deaths
  3. zip one's lip
  4. zip the lip
  5. zip tie
  6. zip tied
  7. zip ties
  8. zip tying
  9. zip up
  10. zip up one's lip
  11. zip wire

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