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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.
Webster Dictionary :: Zemindary
ZEMINDARY, n. The jurisdiction of a zemindar.
Webster Dictionary :: Zemindar
ZEMINDAR, n. [from zem, zemin, land.] In India, a feudatory or landholder who go...
Webster Dictionary :: Zeine
ZEINE, n. A substance of a yellowish color, soft, insipid, and elastic, procured...
Webster Dictionary :: Zedoary
ZEDOARY, n. A medicinal root, belonging to a plant growing in the East Indies, w...
Webster Dictionary :: Zechin
ZECHIN, n. A Venetian gold coin; usually written sequin, which see. If named fro...
Webster Dictionary :: Zebu
ZEBU, n. A variety of the common ox, with a hump on the shoulders. It is found i...
