zip

verb
UK /zɪp/
US /zɪp/

To close something fast with a special line of teeth.

Please zip up your jacket before we go outside.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To move very quickly.

The little car zipped down the road.

3. A short, sharp sound like something moving fast.

We heard the zip of a flying arrow.

4. A file that is made smaller so it is easier to send.

She sent the photos in a zip file.