Zinged: meaning, definitions and examples
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zinged
[ zɪŋd ]
past tense
Zinged is the past tense of the verb 'zing', which means to move swiftly or make a high-pitched sound. It is often used in contexts describing quick movements or to refer to a sharp, witty remark.
Synonyms
darted, whizzed, zipped, zoomed.
Examples of usage
- He zinged across the field during the game.
- The singer zinged a high note that impressed the audience.
- She zinged him with a clever comeback.
- The arrow zinged past the target.
Translations
Translations of the word "zinged" in other languages:
🇵🇹 zingado
🇮🇳 ज़िंगेड
🇩🇪 zinged
🇮🇩 zinged
🇺🇦 зингед
🇵🇱 zinged
🇯🇵 ジンゲッド
🇫🇷 zinged
🇪🇸 zinged
🇹🇷 zinged
🇰🇷 징ged
🇸🇦 زينغد
🇨🇿 zinged
🇸🇰 zinged
🇨🇳 齐音
🇸🇮 zinged
🇮🇸 zinged
🇰🇿 зингед
🇬🇪 ზინგედ
🇦🇿 zinged
🇲🇽 zinged
Etymology
The word 'zing' originated in the 1950s, likely deriving from the sound it describes, echoing the high-pitched, exhilarating quality of the word itself. It was first used informally in American English and has since evolved to represent both swift movements and sharp remarks. The term is often associated with energetic or lively contexts, capturing the essence of speed and liveliness. The verb form gained popularity in various forms of media, often depicting scenarios filled with excitement or humor, emphasizing quickness and wit.