Examples from the web for zippy
- It consumes no gas, releases zero-emissions from its tailpipe, and has lots of high torque for a zippy pick-up on the road.
- Battery-powered cars are zippy and responsive, and nearly silent without the rattle and roar of pistons.
- Loading up our precious movie and music libraries was easy enough courtesy of the unit's zippy write speeds.
- Other apps were noticeably zippy with loading as well.
- Crappy low-light performance only partially forgiven by the camera's zippy flash.
- Shallots, garlic and chiles as well as vegetables can give last night's stuffing a zippy makeover.
- Nissan's zippy electric car should generate lots of buyers.
- Vans, the sneaker maker, cozies up to teens by building zippy skateboard parks.
- Darters are zippy little fish that swim along the bottom of streams or lake shallows in short bursts.
- The graphic shows seven bottles squeezed into the quart zippy.
British Dictionary definitions for zippy
adjective -pier, -piest 1. (informal) full of energy; lively
Word Origin and History for zippy
Slang definitions & phrases for zippy
zippy
adjective Energetic; peppy, zingy: the zippy pacing by Russell
[1904+; fr zip2]