zap /zap/ (informal)

1. (zapp'ing; zapped) to hit, strike, destroy, shoot, etc (lit and figurative)
2. To erase or correct (a fault) (computing)
3. To cause to move or pass by quickly

1. To go speedily or suddenly (often with off or along)
2. To keep changing television channels, using a remote-control device (informal)

Vitality or force

Expressing suddenness

zappˈer noun (informal)

A person who or thing that zaps, esp a remote-control device for a TV or video recorder or an electronic device for attracting and killing flying insects

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