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- zipline/ˈzɪp.laɪn/A cable or rope, often suspended high above the ground, along which a person can slide quickly, attached by a harness or pulley, typically for recreation or transport.nounverb-intransitiveB2
- zipper/ˈzɪpə(r)/A fastening device for clothing, bags, etc., consisting of two flexible strips of material with interlocking metal or plastic teeth, closed or opened by pulling a sliding tab.nounverb-ambitransitiveB1
- zipper merge/ˈzɪpə mɜːdʒ/A traffic flow principle where vehicles from two lanes take turns merging into a single lane at the point where one lane ends.nounMedium
- zipporah/ˈzɪpərə/A proper name, specifically a female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'bird'.nounVery Rare
- ziram/ˈzaɪ.ræm/A white crystalline compound used as a fungicide and vulcanization accelerator.nounVery Low
- zircalloy/ˈzɜː.kəˌlɔɪ/A metal alloy containing zirconium, particularly one used in nuclear reactor components for its low neutron absorption.nounC2
- zircon/ˈzɜːkɒn/A hard, lustrous, transparent or translucent mineral, typically of brown, blue, red, or colorless varieties, used as a gemstone and as a source of zirconium.nounC2
- zirconia/zɜːˈkəʊnɪə/A white crystalline oxide of zirconium (ZrO₂), often used as a synthetic substitute for diamond in jewellery and in various industrial applications due to its hardness and high refractive index.nounLow
- zirconium/zɜːˈkəʊ.ni.əm/A hard, silvery-gray, corrosion-resistant transition metal, chemical element Zr.nounC1/C2
- zirconium oxide/zɜːˈkəʊ.ni.əm ˈɒk.saɪd/A hard, white, crystalline inorganic compound (ZrO₂), primarily derived from the mineral zircon.nounC2
- ziska/ˈzɪʃkə/A rare surname or given name of Central European origin.nounVery Low / Extremely Rare
- zit/zɪt/A small, inflamed pimple on the skin, especially one on the face, typically associated with teenage acne.nounMedium-High
- zither/ˈzɪðə(r)/A musical instrument consisting of a flat wooden soundbox with numerous strings stretched across it, played by plucking.nounC2
- zithern/ˈzɪðən/A stringed musical instrument with a flat soundbox, played by plucking the strings, often with a central melody section and surrounding accompaniment strings.nounVery Low
- ziti/ˈziːti/A type of pasta shaped as long, wide tubes, often cut into shorter pieces.nounMedium-Low
- zitternˈtsɪtɐnto shake or quiver from fear, cold, or nervousnessnounMedium
- ziusudra/ˌziːuːˈsuːdrə/In Mesopotamian mythology, the last king of Shuruppak before the Great Flood; a flood hero.nounVery Low
- ziv/ziːv/The second month of the ancient Hebrew civil calendar, occurring around April–May.nounRare/Very Low
- ziwiye/zɪˈwiːjeɪ/A specific archaeological site in northwestern Iran known for the Ziwiye hoard.nounVery Low
- zizith/ˈzɪzɪθ/The fringes or tassels worn on the corners of a tallit (Jewish prayer shawl) or a four-cornered garment, as commanded in the Torah.nounRare
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