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zipped one's lip

zipped one's lip is the simple past and past participle of zip one's lip.

Meaning of zip one's lip

Verb

zip one's lip (third-person singular simple present zips one's lip, present participle zipping one's lip, simple past and past participle zipped one's lip)

  1. (idiomatic, imperative, informal, often) To refrain from or to stop talking; to be quiet; shut up.
    • Why don’t you just zip your lip? I’m tired of listening to you.
    Synonyms:
    button it, button one’s lip, can it, put a sock in it, shut it, shut one’s face, shut one’s gob, shut one’s mouth, shut one’s trap, shut up

Questions about zipped one's lip

What is zipped one's lip the simple past and past participle of?
Zipped one's lip is the simple past and past participle of zip one's lip.

Words near zipped one's lip in the dictionary

  1. ZIPP
  2. zippable
  3. zipped
  4. zipped down
  5. zipped it
  6. zipped one's lip
  7. zipped up
  8. zipped-up
  9. zippeite
  10. zipper
  11. zipper down

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