English to English Dictionary

Zanzibar

An island and semi-autonomous part of Tanzania in the Indian Ocean, historically renowned for its production of spices.

Zap

To strike, destroy, or injure with a sudden burst of energy, force, or electricity.

Zapato

A type of footwear that covers the foot and is typically made of leather or other materials.

Zapper

A handheld device used to operate an electronic apparatus, such as a television, from a distance; a remote control.

Zaruan-Shokubutsu

A specific type of plant or vegetation commonly found in Japanese gardens.

Zasōsei

The quality or nature of being weedy or characterized by weeds.

Zatypian

A specialized or regional term denoting a specific conceptual item or contextual entity within linguistic studies.

Zax

A small axe or hatchet used by slaters for trimming and punching holes in roofing slates.

Ze

Used as a gender-neutral third-person singular subject pronoun to refer to a person whose gender identity is non-binary or who prefers not to use traditional gendered pronouns.

Zeal

Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective.

Zealand

The largest and most populous island of Denmark, located between the Kattegat and the Baltic Sea.

Zealotism

The quality of being zealous, especially in pursuit of a cause or objective, often to an extreme degree.