unzip
to become unzipped.
Origin of unzip
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How to use unzip in a sentence
The Talusphere unzips to mid-calf, so putting them on over hiking boots is easy enough, while the generous fit means they can be donned over an existing layer or two.
Police said when officers approached, he dropped a backpack, unzipped it and pulled out a handful of rocks.
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I like the kind you can unzip fully to slip over the rest of your outfit.
This tough little bag cracks open like a book when unzipped, making it easy to see whatever you have stashed in the myriad pockets, slots, and openings.
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These drugs interfere with the double helix zip-unzip-zip-again process of RNA and DNA replication.
I undo the button, but before I unzip him I let my fingers wander, tracing his erection through the soft denim.
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Then unzip another layer to make room for the Saigon cinnamon doughnuts with dulce de leche.
British Dictionary definitions for unzip
/ (ʌnˈzɪp) /
to unfasten the zip of (a garment) or (of a zip or garment with a zip) to become unfastened: her skirt unzipped as she sat down
(tr) computing to decompress (a file) that had previously been zipped
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