Ziploc

English

Etymology

Marketing coinage, from zip and lock.

Noun

Ziploc (plural Ziplocs)

Any of a range of disposable, resealable storage bags that are fastened by a pair of interlocking plastic flanges.
- 1996 September 17, John McCrea, “Italian Leather Sofa”, Fashion Nugget, Cake, Capricorn Records:
  When she get what she wants / She puts the rest on a tray / In a zip-loc bag in the freezer.
- 2003, Bill Schuette, White Blaze Fever:
  I basically had all my different pieces of gear in individual Ziploc bags.

Synonyms

Translations

disposable, resealable storage bag fastened by a pair of interlocking flanges

Chinese:
Cantonese: 密實袋／密实袋 (mat⁶ sat⁶ doi^6-2)

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German: Druckverschlussbeutel m, Gleitverschlussbeutel m
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Korean: 지퍼락 (jipeorak)

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