Zings
Pronunciation: /ˈzɪŋ/
Zings (noun)
- A feeling of energy or excitement that makes something more lively.
- A quick, sharp sound like something moving fast through the air.
Examples
- The party lacked zing until the music started.
- Her speech added zing to the event.
Common collocations: add zing, full of zing, zing of a bullet, zing through the air, zing up
Zings (verb)
- To make something more exciting or lively.
- To move quickly with a sharp sound.
Examples
- They zinged up the presentation with some jokes.
- The chef zinged the dish with extra spices.