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zipper

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Phonetic Respelling: [ zip-er ]

Definition: Play

noun. a fastener for locking together two toothed edges by means of a sliding tab

Sentence: Play Play

Thezipperon my coat was stuck.

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The zipper on my coat was stuck.

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She had undone the zipper on her coat.

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What was wrong with the zipper on the jacket?

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Who had a zipper that was always getting stuck?

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What did Mr. Abel use to pull the zipper down?

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The jacket's zipper is stuck.

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How many syllables in zipper?

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Divide zipper into syllables:

zip-per

Zipper rhymes:

  • Two Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear chipper chipper
    • Hear clipper clipper
    • Hear dipper dipper
    • Hear flipper flipper
    • Hear gipper gipper
    • Hear hipper hipper
    • Hear kipper kipper
    • Hear kippur kippur
    • Hear knipper knipper
    • Hear lipper lipper
    • Hear nipper nipper
    • Hear ripper ripper
    • Hear schipper schipper
    • Hear shipper shipper
    • Hear skipper skipper
    • Hear slipper slipper
    • Hear stripper stripper
    • Hear tipper tipper
    • Hear tripper tripper

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