ziplocked

English

Etymology

From zip +‎ locked, based on the brand name Ziploc.

Adjective

ziplocked (not comparable)

1. Tightly sealed in, or as if in, a Ziploc bag.
   • 2008 February 21, Lawrence Downes, “Broken Borders and Dover Sole: My Lunch With Lou Dobbs”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     First, it’s ineffective, because the country will never be ziplocked as tightly as he wants it to be.