Synonyms for zip code
zip code

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1. ZIP codenoun

   Synonyms:
   zip, zipcode

2. ZIP codenoun

   A postal code, especially for addresses served by the US Postal Service, consisting of a five- or nine-figure number.

   Synonyms:
   zip, zipcode

3. ZIP codenoun

   A region within which all addresses share a certain five-digit postal code.

   A lot of people in this area have lived in the same ZIP code their whole lives.

   Synonyms:
   zipcode, zip

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1. ZIP code, ZIP, postcode, postal codenoun

   a code of letters and digits added to a postal address to aid in the sorting of mail

   Synonyms:
   postal code, vigor, zero, energy, goose egg, postcode, naught, aught, cipher, nix, zippo, nil, vigour, slide fastener, zip fastener, zipper, cypher, zilch, nothing, nada, null

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1. Georges Benjamin:

   We know that ZIP code matters, we know very clearly that things such as educational attainment, access and utilization of things like tobacco, physical inactivity, nutrition, the location of if they have access to things like grocery stores, all those things matter at the county level and at the local level.

2. Leslie Chesson:

   It is not ZIP code-specific, but we can tell what regions she was in, food and water from different regions have different isotopes, and the hair and teeth keep a permanent record of that.

3. Ilyse Hogue:

   Today is a great day for women, the Supreme Court has powerfully reaffirmed a woman's constitutional right to make her own decisions about her health, family, and future, no matter her zip code.

4. Bernie Sanders:

   Every child has a right to a quality K-12 education, regardless of your race, regardless of your income, and regardless of your zip code, for too long, we have seen devastating education funding cuts used to pay for massive tax breaks for a handful of corporations and billionaires. When we are in the White House, that greed is going to end.

5. Eric Adams:

   Expanding our Gifted and Talented program to all New York City districts is about giving every child, in every zip code, a fair chance and making sure no child is left behind.