Pascal Tréguer posted: "With reference to the zipper on the flies of a pair of trousers, the expression zipper problem denotes a man's habit of sexual promiscuity or infidelity. This expression has been particularly used in relation to accusations of sexual misconduct against B" Read on blog or Reader word histories Read on blog or Reader 'zipper problem': meaning and origin Pascal Tréguer March 3 a man's habit of sexual promiscuity or infidelity—refers to the zipper on the flies of a pair of trousers—USA, 1982, originally used of Members of Congress in Washington, D.C., and recorded by gossip columnist Diana McLellan Read more of this post Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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