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Webster Dictionary :: Zumic
ZUMIC, a. [Gr., ferment.] The zumic acid is procured from many accescent vegetab...
Webster Dictionary :: Zumate
ZUMATE, n. [See Zumic .] A combination of the zumic acid and a salifiable base.
Webster Dictionary :: Zuffolo
ZUFFOLO, n. [L.] A little flute or flageolet, especially that which is used to t...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoril
ZORIL, n. A fetid animal of the weasel kind, found in South America.
Webster Dictionary :: Zootomy
ZOOTOMY, n. [Gr., an animal; to cut.] Anatomy; particularly, the dissecting of b...
Webster Dictionary :: Zootomist
ZOOTOMIST, n. [See Zootomy .] One who dissects the bodies of brute animals; a co...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoophytology
ZOOPHYTOLOGY, n. [zoophyte, Gr., discourse.] The natural history of zoophytes.
Webster Dictionary :: Zoophytological
ZOOPHYTOLOGICAL, a. Pertaining to zoophytology.
Webster Dictionary :: Zoophyte
ZOOPHYTE, n. [Gr., an animal; a plant.] In natural history, a body supposed to p...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoophorus
ZOOPHORUS, n. [supra.] In ancient architecture, the same with the frieze in mode...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoophoric
ZOOPHORIC, a. [Gr., an animal; to bear.] The zoophoric column is one which suppo...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoophite
ZOOPHITE. [See Zoophyte .]
Webster Dictionary :: Zoonomy
ZOONOMY, n. [Gr., an animal; law.] The laws of animal life, or the science which...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoonic
ZOONIC, a. [Gr., an animal.] Pertaining to animals; as the zoonic acid, obtained...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoology
ZOOLOGY, n. [Gr., an animal; discourse.] A treatise on animals, or the science o...
Webster Dictionary :: Zoologist
ZOOLOGIST, n. [from zoology.] One who is well versed in the natural history of a...
