Zing | Mean of zing in English Dictionary

/ˈzɪŋ/

• Noun
• a quality that makes something exciting, interesting, etc.
1. They needed to put some zing back into their relationship.
2. A brightly colored scarf can add zing [=interest] to any basic black outfit.
3. The chili peppers give the sauce a little extra zing.
• Verb
• to move very quickly and make a humming sound
1. The bullets zinged [=zipped] past our ears.
• to insult or criticize (someone) in a sharp, clever, or playful way
1. The comics spent the evening cracking jokes and zinging each other.
2. His opponent has run television ads zinging him.