zippy
adjectiveHow to pronounce zippy:
Definition of zippy:
- zippy (adjective):
- full of zip such as
- marked by lively action.
Synonyms for zippy:
active
agile
airy
animate
animated
awake
bouncing
bouncy
bright
brisk
cheerful
energetic
enthusiastic
frisky
gay
jaunty
jazzy
kinetic
lively
mettlesome
on the go
peppy
perky
pert
playful
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Antonyms for zippy:
apathetic
extremely slow
heavy
idle
lazy
lethargic
slow
sluggish
temperate
unenergetic
warm
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