Webster Dictionary

Webster Dictionary :: Zimome

ZIMOME, ZYMOME, n. [Gr.] One of the constituents of gluten.

Webster Dictionary :: Zigzag

ZIGZAG, a. Having short turns. ZIGZAG , n. Something that has short turns or ang...

Webster Dictionary :: Zibet

ZIBET, n. [See Civet .] AN animal of the genus Viverra; the ash-gray weasel, str...

Webster Dictionary :: Zeugma

ZEUGMA, n. [Gr., to join. See Yoke .] A figure in grammar by which an adjective ...

Webster Dictionary :: Zetetic

ZETETIC, a. [Gr., to See K.] That See ks; that proceeds by inquiry. The zetetic ...

Webster Dictionary :: Zeta

ZETA, n. 1. A Greek letter. 2. A little closet or chamber, with pipes running al...

Webster Dictionary :: Zest

ZEST, n. 1. A piece of orange or lemon peel, used to give flavor to liquor; or t...

Webster Dictionary :: Zero

ZERO, n. Cipher; nothing. The point of a thermometer from which it is graduated....

Webster Dictionary :: Zerda

ZERDA, n. An animal of the canine genus, found in the desert of Zaara, beyond mo...

Webster Dictionary :: Zephyr

ZEPHYR, n. [L., Gr.] The west wind; and peotically, any soft, mild, gentle breez...

Webster Dictionary :: Zeolitiform

ZEOLITIFORM, a. Having the form of zeolite.

Webster Dictionary :: Zeolitic

ZEOLITIC, a. Pertaining to zeolite; consisting of zeolite, or resembling it.

Webster Dictionary :: Zeolite

ZEOLITE, n. [Gr., to boil, to foam; stone.] A mineral, so named by Cronstedt fro...

Webster Dictionary :: Zenith

ZENITH, n. That point in the visible celestial hemisphere, which is vertical to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Zendavesta

ZENDAVESTA, n. Among the Persees, a sacred book ascribed to Zoroaster, and rever...

Webster Dictionary :: Zend

ZEND, n. A language that formerly prevailed in Persia.

Ampiaw
Add to home screen for a faster, app-like experience