The difference between Hook and eye and Zipper
When used as nouns, hook and eye means a matched hook and an eye , used for fastening, whereas zipper means a zip fastener.
Zipper is also verb with the meaning: to close a zipper.
check bellow for the other definitions of Hook and eye and Zipper
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Hook and eye as a noun:
A matched hook and an eye , used for fastening.
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Zipper as a noun (chiefly, US, Australia):
A zip fastener.
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Zipper as a noun:
A pressure-sensitive plastic closure.
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Zipper as a noun (biochemistry):
leucine zipper
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Zipper as a noun (slang):
A scar on a person's body.
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Zipper as a noun (US, military, slang, dated):
An air patrol carried out at dawn or dusk.
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Zipper as a verb:
to close a zipper.
Examples:
"He zippered his sweater against the cold''."
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Zipper as a verb:
to put a zipper on an article.
Examples:
"These fall jackets are zippered."