| AGRYZES | • AGRYZE v. (obsolete) to terrify, also AGRISE, AGRIZE. |
| AZYGIES | • AZYGY n. a state of being unpaired. |
| AZYGOUS | • azygous adj. (Biology) odd; not one of a pair; single. • AZYGOUS adj. not being one of a pair. |
| AZYMOUS | • azymous adj. Unleavened, unfermented. • AZYMOUS adj. unleavened. |
| BYZANTS | • byzants n. Plural of byzant. • BYZANT n. a gold coin first struck at Byzantium or Constantinople; in heraldry, a charge like this, a gold roundel, also BEZANT, BEZZANT. |
| CORYZAS | • coryzas n. Plural of coryza. • CORYZA n. (Latin) a head cold. |
| LAZYISH | • lazyish adj. Somewhat lazy. • LAZYISH adj. somewhat lazy. |
| NYANZAS | • nyanzas n. Plural of nyanza. • NYANZA n. (Bantu) in Africa, a lake. |
| SIZABLY | • sizably adv. In a sizeable way. • SIZABLE adv. of considerable size. |
| SYZYGAL | • syzygal adj. Relating to syzygy. • SYZYGAL adj. related to a syzygy, also SYZYGETIC, SYZYGIAL. |
| ZANYISH | • zanyish adj. Somewhat zany. • ZANYISH adj. somewhat zany. |
| ZANYISM | • zanyism n. (Archaic) clownishness; buffoonery. • ZANYISM n. the state of being a buffoon. |
| ZOYSIAS | • zoysias n. Plural of zoysia. • ZOYSIA n. a kind of perennial grass. |
| ZYGOMAS | • zygomas n. Plural of zygoma. • ZYGOMA n. (Greek) the cheekbone. |
| ZYMASES | • zymases n. Plural of zymase. • ZYMASE n. an enzyme that converts sugar to alcohol and carbon dioxide. |
| ZYMOSAN | • zymosan n. (Biochemistry) an insoluble carbohydrate, obtained from the cell walls of yeast, used in the bioassay of blood serum. • ZYMOSAN n. an insoluble carbohydrate in yeast cell walls. |