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zappy

[zap-ee] / ˈzæp i /








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As replete with zappy flashbacks as an Alain Resnais production, “Top of the Heap” is stabilized by its fiercely alienated central performance.

From New York Times

A law banning political gatherings of more than five people means that parties will struggle to create and publicise policies zappy enough to entice voters.

From Economist

It’s a happy, zappy song, full of chuckles and chortles.

From Literature

Of course, it might be suitable for very young children, but even the littlest kids might sense that they've been offered smarter, zappier and frankly better films than this.

From The Guardian