| AZYM | • azym n. Alternative form of azyme (“unleavened bread”). • AZYM n. unleavened bread, also AZYME. |
| COZY | • cozy adj. US standard spelling of cosy. • cozy n. US standard spelling of cosy. • cozy v. US standard spelling of cosy. |
| DOZY | • dozy adj. Quite sleepy or tired. • dozy adj. Intellectually slow. • dozy adj. (Carpentry) Decaying, rotten, spongy. |
| FOZY | • fozy adj. (Scotland) spongy; soft; fat and puffy. • FOZY adj. (Scots) lacking in freshness. |
| GAZY | • gazy adj. Affording a wide prospect. • gazy adj. Given to gazing. • GAZY adj. given to gazing. |
| HAZY | • hazy adj. Thick or obscured with haze. • hazy adj. Not clear or transparent. • hazy adj. Obscure; confused; not clear. |
| JAZY | • jazy n. Alternative form of jasy. • JAZY n. a wig, also JASEY, JASY. |
| LAZY | • lazy adj. Unwilling to do work or make an effort; disinclined to exertion. • lazy adj. Causing or characterised by idleness; relaxed or leisurely. • lazy adj. Showing a lack of effort or care. |
| MAZY | • mazy adj. Mazelike; like a maze. • mazy adj. Not straight; zigzagging. • mazy adj. Confused. |
| OOZY | • oozy adj. Of or pertaining to the quality of something that oozes. • OOZY adj. oozing. |
| SIZY | • sizy adj. Like size (weak glue or paste). • sizy adj. Exhibiting size (the thickened crust on coagulated blood). • SIZY adj. pertaining to size, in sense of a weak glue. |
| VIZY | • VIZY v. (Scots) to take a close look, also VISIE, VIZZIE. |
| ZYGA | • zyga n. Plural of zygon. • ZYGON n. (Greek) an H-shaped fissure of the brain. |
| ZYME | • zyme n. A ferment. • zyme n. (Obsolete, medicine) The morbific principle of a zymotic disease. • ZYME n. a ferment. |