0 a quality that makes something interesting or exciting; enthusiasm or energy:
The dashed curves represent the corresponding solutions with neglect of the squee zing effect.
They thought that the project would be marvellously popular, full of razzmatazz and zing.
That is not what one might call a zinging phrase but presumably it means that there must be some effective way of reflecting what people think.
He would zing these out until his audience was weak with laughter, though he hadn't cracked a smile.
Sambal chilli and lime are also standard toppings for this dish, giving it that extra zing and tanginess.
The result is increased flaming hostile language that zings its targets and creates a toxic climate for relational growth on the internet.
Some metal is removed in the process, especially the microscopic ridges in the grooves which produce the high end zing sound of a cymbal.
Outside of some amusing book fair cameos, this one fails to deliver much zing, and it tends to drag.
