zip down

English

Verb

zip down (third-person singular simple present zips down, present participle zipping down, simple past and past participle zipped down)

1. (transitive) To unzip.
   • 1968, John Crowe Ransom, Kenyon College, The Kenyon review: Volume 30:

     "Naughty cat," she said, but less fiercely, while she zipped down her jacket and made a warm pocket for the kittens in the crook of her arm.

   • 2007, S. J. Rozan, Bronx Noir:

     And the man, another Jamaican, says him don't buy puss in a bag so open the bag and make me see the goodies, and I zip down my pants and take it out, and then he asks me to jack off and I'm feeling weird […]

Antonyms

• zip up