| AGNIZES | • agnizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of agnize. • AGNIZE v. to acknowledge, also AGNISE. |
| AZIONES | • AZIONE n. (Italian) a composition like an oratorio but performed as a drama. |
| BANZAIS | • banzais n. Plural of banzai. • BANZAI n. (Japanese) a Japanese battle cry. |
| DIAZINS | • diazins n. Plural of diazin. • DIAZIN n. any organic compound whose molecules contain a hexagonal ring of four carbon atoms and two nitrogen atoms, also DIAZINE. |
| DIZAINS | • dizains n. Plural of dizain. • DIZAIN n. (French) a ten-line stanza or poem. |
| ENZIANS | • ENZIAN n. (German) a type of schnapps flavoured with gentian roots. |
| GAZINGS | • gazings n. Plural of gazing. • GAZING n. the act of gazing. |
| HAZINGS | • hazings n. Plural of hazing. • HAZING n. an attempt to embarrass or ridicule. |
| KAIZENS | • kaizens n. Plural of kaizen. • KAIZEN n. (Japanese) the principle of continuously improving work practice. |
| MIZUNAS | • mizunas n. Plural of mizuna. • MIZUNA n. (Japanese) a variety of lettuce with crisp green leaves. |
| SEAZING | • seazing v. Present participle of seaze. • SEAZE v. (Spenser) to seize, also SEASE. |
| ZANIEST | • zaniest adj. Superlative form of zany: most zany. • ZANY adj. comical, clownish. |
| ZANYISH | • zanyish adj. Somewhat zany. • ZANYISH adj. somewhat zany. |
| ZANYISM | • zanyism n. (Archaic) clownishness; buffoonery. • ZANYISM n. the state of being a buffoon. |
| ZEATINS | • zeatins n. Plural of zeatin. • ZEATIN n. a chemical compound found in maize. |
| ZINNIAS | • zinnias n. Plural of zinnia. • ZINNIA n. a garden flower. |