| AGRYZES | • AGRYZE v. (obsolete) to terrify, also AGRISE, AGRIZE. |
| AZYGIES | • AZYGY n. a state of being unpaired. |
| BENZYLS | • benzyls n. Plural of benzyl. • BENZYL n. a compound radical, related to toluene and benzoic acid. |
| ENZYMES | • enzymes n. Plural of enzyme. • ENZYME n. a complex protein that acts as a catalyst, also ENZYM. |
| ISOZYME | • isozyme n. (Biochemistry) An isoenzyme. • ISOZYME n. one of several variants of the same enzyme occurring within a single species, also ISOENZYME. |
| SOYUZES | • Soyuzes n. Plural of Soyuz. • SOYUZ n. (Russian) a Soviet manned spacecraft. |
| SQUEEZY | • squeezy adj. Flexible and easy to squeeze. • squeezy adj. Squeezing; causing compression. • squeezy adj. (Archaic) small or tight (of a space). |
| STYLIZE | • stylize v. (Transitive) To represent (someone or something) in a particular style. • stylize v. (Transitive) To represent (someone or something) abstractly in a conventional manner, commonly fancifully… • STYLIZE v. to make conventional, also STYLISE. |
| TOLZEYS | • tolzeys n. Plural of tolzey. • TOLZEY n. a merchants' meeting place, also TOLSEL, TOLSEY. |
| ZEPHYRS | • zephyrs n. Plural of zephyr. • ZEPHYR n. (Greek) a gentle breeze. |
| ZESTILY | • zestily adv. In a zesty manner; with zest. • ZESTY adv. full of zest. |
| ZYDECOS | • ZYDECO n. (Creole) a popular music of southern Louisiana that combines tunes of French origin with elements of Caribbean music and the blues. |
| ZYGOSES | • zygoses n. Plural of zygosis. • ZYGOSIS n. (Greek) the union of two gametes. |
| ZYGOTES | • zygotes n. Plural of zygote. • ZYGOTE n. a cell formed from the union of two gametes. |
| ZYMASES | • zymases n. Plural of zymase. • ZYMASE n. an enzyme that converts sugar to alcohol and carbon dioxide. |
| ZYMITES | • ZYMITE n. a priest who uses leavened bread. |
| ZYMOMES | • ZYMOME n. an old name for the part of gluten insoluble in alcohol. |
| ZYMOSES | • zymoses n. Plural of zymosis. • ZYMOSIS n. (Greek) fermentation. |