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zappy

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zap·py  (zp)
adj. zap·pi·er, zap·pi·est Slang
Lively: a zappy tune.
zappy [ˈzæpɪ]
adj zappier, zappiest
Slang full of energy; snappy; zippy
Translations
zappy [ˈzæpɪ] ADJ [car] → alegre, respondón; [computer] → veloz; [prose, style] → ágil; [approach] → vivaz
zappy
adj pace, car → fetzig (inf); (= lively) prose, style → spritzig; management style → dynamisch
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