The phrase "about the zip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something related to a zip code, zip file, or any other topic associated with "zip."
Example: "Can you provide more information about the zip for the delivery address?"
Alternatives: "regarding the zip" or "concerning the zip".
But I'm often puzzled about the ZIP code, since in some instances — when paying for gasoline at the pump, for instance— you must type in your ZIP code to complete the transaction.
I watched shows and came out thinking and talking about the zip placement or the music or the front-row scene, and did you notice such-and-such must have had a falling out with so-and-so because they usually sit together, and only later discovered that the show had hit the headlines because one of the "girls" was generally felt to be shockingly skinny, or was 13 years old.
About 28% of the zip code's population is between 20 and 34 years old.
About 35% of the ZIP codes in our index saw median prices increase or stay flat, but that's likely because more high-priced homes are coming on the market, while more affordable housing continues to falter.
Even better, the heel doesn't get stuck in pavements (Theresa May) or escalators (yours truly) and, when I'm trying them on, there's none of that worry about whether the zip will do up over my middle-aged calves.
When you reach the next corner, repeat the process for turning a corner, and again sew about halfway along the zip.
Sip up your zipper and instert the point end through the zip about halfway up.
In truth they don't care what individuals do about the new Zip Codes.
By Robert MacMillan The New Yorker, July 20, 1963 P. 20 Postal Intelligence: The voice at the General Post Office that answers telephoned questions about the new Zip Code identifies itself as "Patron Relations".
Instead of presenting a default set of content to new users to start them off, My Yahoo is now analyzing known data about the user (zip code from IP address and the areas of Yahoo that the user visits often) to create a customized version right at signup.
Plug in your own Zip Code and see what people around you are saying about the hurricane, or try the Zip of another city—say, Nags Head, North Carolina and see what people who are beginning to experience the storm are tweeting.
