Definition of zinger in English:

zinger

noun ˈzɪŋəˈzɪŋər

North American informal

1A striking or amusing remark.
open a speech with a zinger
Example sentencesExamples
- The governor rehearses a few zingers and then commits the whole shtick to memory for later delivery.
- Not so much a send-up of TV news back then although there were a few good zingers as it took a look at the blatant sexism and chauvinism in the 1970's workplace.
- Stripping aside the zingers and hyperbole, you get a fairly clear picture of the respective strategies for the summer campaign.
- Every once in a while Spade is able to raise a few smirks with his off-the-cuff zingers, but because the plot feels so ‘sitcom-y’ and forced, all the laughs are diluted.
- Though conservative, Brooks the Journalist is reflective rather than bombastic; his zingers barely singe, let alone burn.
- Sporting more make-up than a Mary Kay cosmetics convention, the aging comedian's zingers seem to have run out of steam.
- Writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber often relies too heavily on physical humor instead of truly clever zingers and one-liners.
- Speaking as a CSO, I will say that I've been the target of many zingers from the IT department.
- But Payne continually undermines this approach with repeated cheap zingers at Middle American stereotypes, and the allegedly incredibly dull, cookie-cutter existence of same.
- He started off another song remarking ‘You can always count on The Bible to give you those one-line zingers.’
- From the wittiest zinger to the most heartfelt speech, I believed every word spoken.
- Taken as a whole, however, Plaza Suite still offers some great entertainment and laughs, including a dozen or so wonderful zingers shot off by the late, great Walter Matthau.
- Gina Philips is effectively sarcastic and doubting as the sister, and Justin Long plays off her cute quips with humorous zingers.
- Yes, she settles a few grievances and directs some partisan zingers at old foes.
- The audience (mostly straight) lapped it up, along with the bitchiest exchanges - warming to the zingers rather than the play's uneasy heartsickness.
- But the zingers keep coming, and, perhaps surprisingly, one of the targets is psychotherapy.
- His skill during 2000 was to make self-deprecating zingers, joke around with reporters, and in general seem like this affable frat boy.
- Heckart, as Baker, unexpectedly storms into Don's apartment like a tornado, approaching every flaw of Don's apartment with a zinger or guilt-inducing remark.
- Small forward Sheri Sam had a zinger for every media question asked.
- Here he makes a good foil for Jackson's zingers.
1. 1.1 An outstanding person or thing.
  a zinger of a shot
  Example sentencesExamples
  The song that seduced the masses all those months ago is still a zinger.
  Welles uses his own intimate vocal delivery, and an atmospheric soundscape, to prepare us for a final zinger that is both eerie and contemplative.
  He's not getting hung up in technicalities, but when he makes a point, it is a real zinger.
  Their actual content's always up for debate and with Outtakes, it's gonna be a zinger of an argument.
  A Phil Neville zinger takes a wicked deflection and Hildebrand scurries frantically across his goal-line to keep the ball out.
  And I wish I could say that I found it to be a real zinger.
  Storms admits she improvised this zinger in rehearsal, and was surprised that it was passed by CTV.
  In my experience of photographing people, shots one to four can invariably be junked, shot five often has some comedic value, but shot six is usually a zinger.
  Pauleta receives the ball from Conceicao and tries a shot from the edge of the Poland box to the right of the goal. it's a zinger and not too far away.
  The band knew what they were doing by recording an album with more soaring, soulful and dramatic songs than short, instant-single zingers.
  Weird sounds and musical zingers punctuate the soundtrack.
  This was a zinger of an interview also, and Terry actually didn't come out all that good, nor did Bill, although I had really low expectations for him, and he exceeded those until the end.
  This breathy version of Joy To The World is a bit of a hotch-potch but it's a real zinger!

Rhymes

bringer, clinger, flinger, humdinger, pinger, ringer, singer, slinger, springer, stinger, stringer, swinger, winger, wringer

Definition of zinger in US English:

zinger

nounˈzɪŋərˈziNGər

North American informal

1A striking or amusing remark.
open a speech with a zinger
Example sentencesExamples
- Sporting more make-up than a Mary Kay cosmetics convention, the aging comedian's zingers seem to have run out of steam.
- But the zingers keep coming, and, perhaps surprisingly, one of the targets is psychotherapy.
- He started off another song remarking ‘You can always count on The Bible to give you those one-line zingers.’
- His skill during 2000 was to make self-deprecating zingers, joke around with reporters, and in general seem like this affable frat boy.
- Not so much a send-up of TV news back then although there were a few good zingers as it took a look at the blatant sexism and chauvinism in the 1970's workplace.
- But Payne continually undermines this approach with repeated cheap zingers at Middle American stereotypes, and the allegedly incredibly dull, cookie-cutter existence of same.
- Heckart, as Baker, unexpectedly storms into Don's apartment like a tornado, approaching every flaw of Don's apartment with a zinger or guilt-inducing remark.
- Small forward Sheri Sam had a zinger for every media question asked.
- The governor rehearses a few zingers and then commits the whole shtick to memory for later delivery.
- Gina Philips is effectively sarcastic and doubting as the sister, and Justin Long plays off her cute quips with humorous zingers.
- Speaking as a CSO, I will say that I've been the target of many zingers from the IT department.
- Taken as a whole, however, Plaza Suite still offers some great entertainment and laughs, including a dozen or so wonderful zingers shot off by the late, great Walter Matthau.
- Every once in a while Spade is able to raise a few smirks with his off-the-cuff zingers, but because the plot feels so ‘sitcom-y’ and forced, all the laughs are diluted.
- From the wittiest zinger to the most heartfelt speech, I believed every word spoken.
- The audience (mostly straight) lapped it up, along with the bitchiest exchanges - warming to the zingers rather than the play's uneasy heartsickness.
- Writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber often relies too heavily on physical humor instead of truly clever zingers and one-liners.
- Though conservative, Brooks the Journalist is reflective rather than bombastic; his zingers barely singe, let alone burn.
- Stripping aside the zingers and hyperbole, you get a fairly clear picture of the respective strategies for the summer campaign.
- Here he makes a good foil for Jackson's zingers.
- Yes, she settles a few grievances and directs some partisan zingers at old foes.
1. 1.1 An outstanding person or thing.
  a zinger of a shot
  Example sentencesExamples
  Their actual content's always up for debate and with Outtakes, it's gonna be a zinger of an argument.
  Weird sounds and musical zingers punctuate the soundtrack.
  And I wish I could say that I found it to be a real zinger.
  Pauleta receives the ball from Conceicao and tries a shot from the edge of the Poland box to the right of the goal. it's a zinger and not too far away.
  The song that seduced the masses all those months ago is still a zinger.
  This breathy version of Joy To The World is a bit of a hotch-potch but it's a real zinger!
  Welles uses his own intimate vocal delivery, and an atmospheric soundscape, to prepare us for a final zinger that is both eerie and contemplative.
  A Phil Neville zinger takes a wicked deflection and Hildebrand scurries frantically across his goal-line to keep the ball out.
  This was a zinger of an interview also, and Terry actually didn't come out all that good, nor did Bill, although I had really low expectations for him, and he exceeded those until the end.
  In my experience of photographing people, shots one to four can invariably be junked, shot five often has some comedic value, but shot six is usually a zinger.
  Storms admits she improvised this zinger in rehearsal, and was surprised that it was passed by CTV.
  He's not getting hung up in technicalities, but when he makes a point, it is a real zinger.
  The band knew what they were doing by recording an album with more soaring, soulful and dramatic songs than short, instant-single zingers.

单词	zinger
释义	Definition of zinger in English: zinger noun ˈzɪŋəˈzɪŋər North American informal 1A striking or amusing remark. open a speech with a zinger Example sentencesExamples The governor rehearses a few zingers and then commits the whole shtick to memory for later delivery. Not so much a send-up of TV news back then although there were a few good zingers as it took a look at the blatant sexism and chauvinism in the 1970's workplace. Stripping aside the zingers and hyperbole, you get a fairly clear picture of the respective strategies for the summer campaign. Every once in a while Spade is able to raise a few smirks with his off-the-cuff zingers, but because the plot feels so ‘sitcom-y’ and forced, all the laughs are diluted. Though conservative, Brooks the Journalist is reflective rather than bombastic; his zingers barely singe, let alone burn. Sporting more make-up than a Mary Kay cosmetics convention, the aging comedian's zingers seem to have run out of steam. Writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber often relies too heavily on physical humor instead of truly clever zingers and one-liners. Speaking as a CSO, I will say that I've been the target of many zingers from the IT department. But Payne continually undermines this approach with repeated cheap zingers at Middle American stereotypes, and the allegedly incredibly dull, cookie-cutter existence of same. He started off another song remarking ‘You can always count on The Bible to give you those one-line zingers.’ From the wittiest zinger to the most heartfelt speech, I believed every word spoken. Taken as a whole, however, Plaza Suite still offers some great entertainment and laughs, including a dozen or so wonderful zingers shot off by the late, great Walter Matthau. Gina Philips is effectively sarcastic and doubting as the sister, and Justin Long plays off her cute quips with humorous zingers. Yes, she settles a few grievances and directs some partisan zingers at old foes. The audience (mostly straight) lapped it up, along with the bitchiest exchanges - warming to the zingers rather than the play's uneasy heartsickness. But the zingers keep coming, and, perhaps surprisingly, one of the targets is psychotherapy. His skill during 2000 was to make self-deprecating zingers, joke around with reporters, and in general seem like this affable frat boy. Heckart, as Baker, unexpectedly storms into Don's apartment like a tornado, approaching every flaw of Don's apartment with a zinger or guilt-inducing remark. Small forward Sheri Sam had a zinger for every media question asked. Here he makes a good foil for Jackson's zingers. 1.1 An outstanding person or thing. a zinger of a shot Example sentencesExamples The song that seduced the masses all those months ago is still a zinger. Welles uses his own intimate vocal delivery, and an atmospheric soundscape, to prepare us for a final zinger that is both eerie and contemplative. He's not getting hung up in technicalities, but when he makes a point, it is a real zinger. Their actual content's always up for debate and with Outtakes, it's gonna be a zinger of an argument. A Phil Neville zinger takes a wicked deflection and Hildebrand scurries frantically across his goal-line to keep the ball out. And I wish I could say that I found it to be a real zinger. Storms admits she improvised this zinger in rehearsal, and was surprised that it was passed by CTV. In my experience of photographing people, shots one to four can invariably be junked, shot five often has some comedic value, but shot six is usually a zinger. Pauleta receives the ball from Conceicao and tries a shot from the edge of the Poland box to the right of the goal. it's a zinger and not too far away. The band knew what they were doing by recording an album with more soaring, soulful and dramatic songs than short, instant-single zingers. Weird sounds and musical zingers punctuate the soundtrack. This was a zinger of an interview also, and Terry actually didn't come out all that good, nor did Bill, although I had really low expectations for him, and he exceeded those until the end. This breathy version of Joy To The World is a bit of a hotch-potch but it's a real zinger! Rhymes bringer, clinger, flinger, humdinger, pinger, ringer, singer, slinger, springer, stinger, stringer, swinger, winger, wringer Definition of zinger in US English: zinger nounˈzɪŋərˈziNGər North American informal 1A striking or amusing remark. open a speech with a zinger Example sentencesExamples Sporting more make-up than a Mary Kay cosmetics convention, the aging comedian's zingers seem to have run out of steam. But the zingers keep coming, and, perhaps surprisingly, one of the targets is psychotherapy. He started off another song remarking ‘You can always count on The Bible to give you those one-line zingers.’ His skill during 2000 was to make self-deprecating zingers, joke around with reporters, and in general seem like this affable frat boy. Not so much a send-up of TV news back then although there were a few good zingers as it took a look at the blatant sexism and chauvinism in the 1970's workplace. But Payne continually undermines this approach with repeated cheap zingers at Middle American stereotypes, and the allegedly incredibly dull, cookie-cutter existence of same. Heckart, as Baker, unexpectedly storms into Don's apartment like a tornado, approaching every flaw of Don's apartment with a zinger or guilt-inducing remark. Small forward Sheri Sam had a zinger for every media question asked. The governor rehearses a few zingers and then commits the whole shtick to memory for later delivery. Gina Philips is effectively sarcastic and doubting as the sister, and Justin Long plays off her cute quips with humorous zingers. Speaking as a CSO, I will say that I've been the target of many zingers from the IT department. Taken as a whole, however, Plaza Suite still offers some great entertainment and laughs, including a dozen or so wonderful zingers shot off by the late, great Walter Matthau. Every once in a while Spade is able to raise a few smirks with his off-the-cuff zingers, but because the plot feels so ‘sitcom-y’ and forced, all the laughs are diluted. From the wittiest zinger to the most heartfelt speech, I believed every word spoken. The audience (mostly straight) lapped it up, along with the bitchiest exchanges - warming to the zingers rather than the play's uneasy heartsickness. Writer/director Rawson Marshall Thurber often relies too heavily on physical humor instead of truly clever zingers and one-liners. Though conservative, Brooks the Journalist is reflective rather than bombastic; his zingers barely singe, let alone burn. Stripping aside the zingers and hyperbole, you get a fairly clear picture of the respective strategies for the summer campaign. Here he makes a good foil for Jackson's zingers. Yes, she settles a few grievances and directs some partisan zingers at old foes. 1.1 An outstanding person or thing. a zinger of a shot Example sentencesExamples Their actual content's always up for debate and with Outtakes, it's gonna be a zinger of an argument. Weird sounds and musical zingers punctuate the soundtrack. And I wish I could say that I found it to be a real zinger. Pauleta receives the ball from Conceicao and tries a shot from the edge of the Poland box to the right of the goal. it's a zinger and not too far away. The song that seduced the masses all those months ago is still a zinger. This breathy version of Joy To The World is a bit of a hotch-potch but it's a real zinger! Welles uses his own intimate vocal delivery, and an atmospheric soundscape, to prepare us for a final zinger that is both eerie and contemplative. A Phil Neville zinger takes a wicked deflection and Hildebrand scurries frantically across his goal-line to keep the ball out. This was a zinger of an interview also, and Terry actually didn't come out all that good, nor did Bill, although I had really low expectations for him, and he exceeded those until the end. In my experience of photographing people, shots one to four can invariably be junked, shot five often has some comedic value, but shot six is usually a zinger. Storms admits she improvised this zinger in rehearsal, and was surprised that it was passed by CTV. He's not getting hung up in technicalities, but when he makes a point, it is a real zinger. The band knew what they were doing by recording an album with more soaring, soulful and dramatic songs than short, instant-single zingers.
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