Ziploc

[ zip-lok ]

Trademark.

1. a brand of plastic bag made with interlocking ridges near the edges, so as to be easily closed or sealed by pressing one side of the opening against the other.

Example Sentences

I carried it all for days on end in a disgusting Ziploc bag stuffed into my backpack—always gross, sometimes embarrassing, permanently revealing.

From Outside Online

On the day of the launch, they made a little, six- or seven-inch pepperoni pizza for me and put that in a Ziploc bag, which got placed next to my seat in the cockpit.

From Popular-Science

I'm an agency represented hand model and have booked gigs with McDonald's, Celestial Seasonings, Ziploc, and Country Time Lemonade.

From The Daily Beast

Some days she directed Aurora to toss them unopened in a Ziploc bag on the floor of the living room.

From ProPublica

She walked out with a short bob and a Ziploc baggie containing 14 inches of braids, which she plans to donate to a charity that might be able to use it for a wig.

From Washington Post

She brings her own tea bags in a neat Ziploc bag, and I am mildly awed at her preparedness and chutzpah.

From The Daily Beast

He packed the meth in Ziploc bags and put the bags in the bottom of a cooler for the drive from Farmington to Phoenix.

From The Daily Beast

When it's done, you eat some, freeze most of it in the Ziploc containers.

From The Daily Beast

The third thing you need is a dozen or so of these Ziploc containers, which are perfect for a single serving.

From The Daily Beast

The UC also observed a large, gallon size Ziploc bag filled with what appeared to be crystal methamphetamine.

From The Daily Beast

She had a ziploc bag with her, and inside it were my phone and other little devices, my wallet and the change from my pockets.

From Project Gutenberg