| Word |
Meaning |
| ABUZZ |
Filled with a buzzing sound |
| ADZES |
(adze) An axlike tool with a curved blade used for shaping wood |
| AGAZE |
yes open or fixed as if in fear or wonder |
| AZANS |
(azan) A muslim's summons to prayer from the minaret of a mosque
five times each day |
| AZIDE |
Chemical compound |
| AZIDO |
Chemical compound |
| AZINE |
A compound such as pyridine |
| AZOIC |
Term related to geologic periods prior to the appearance of
life on Earth |
| AZOLE |
A class of organic compounds |
| AZOTE |
Name used for nitrogen |
| AZOTH |
Mercury considered in alchemy to be the primary source of all
metals |
| AZURE |
Bluish colour |
| AZURN |
Poetic term for Azure |
| AZYME |
Unleavened bread |
| AZYMS |
(azym) Unleavened bread |
| BAIZA |
Currency |
| BAIZE |
Covering of a snooker or pool table |
| BAZAR |
Same as bazaar, a middle eastern market |
| BEZEL |
The edge of a cutting tool |
| BLITZ |
To bomb, destroy something |
| BOOZY |
Drunk, intoxicated by alcohol |
| BOZOS |
(bozo) An idiot |
| BRAZE |
To decorate with brass |
| BRIZE |
To breeze fly |
| CAPIZ |
A marine creature with a hinged shell such as a mollusk, an
oyster or a clam |
| CLOZE |
Reading comprehension test in which participant has to fill
in the omitted words |
| COLZA |
A variety of cabbage |
| COZIE |
A groove inside a barrel into which the head is set |
| CROZE |
A groove inside a barrel into which the head is set |
| DIAZO |
Type of chemical reaction |
| DITZY |
Eccentric or lacking common sense |
| DIZEN |
To overdress, expressing flamboyance - bedizen |
| DOOZY |
Slang term for something unusual or bizaare |
| DOZER |
(doze) one who sleeps |
| DZHOS |
(dzho) a cross between a yak and a cow |
| FEAZE |
A state of anxiety or excitement; fretful |
| FEEZE |
To beat or chastise |
| FRITZ |
A state of malfunction in an appliance, for instance |
| FRIZE |
A decorative band around the walls of a room - frieze |
| FRIZZ |
To form into curls |
| FURZE |
A type of shrub |
| FURZY |
Overgrown with furze, a thorny shrub with yellow flowers |
| FUZED |
(fuze) A fuse, a piece of cord used to detonate explosives |
| FUZEE |
A fuse for detonating explosives |
| FUZES |
(fuze) A fuse, a piece of cord used to detonate explosives |
| HUZZA |
Used to express joy or excitement, as huzzah |
| MEZZO |
The female singing voice between contralto and soprano |
| MIRZA |
Title of honour in Persia, sometimes denoting a prince |
| MIZEN |
A nautical term for a sail; also mizzen, a sail set on the
mizzenmast |
| MOZOS |
(mozo) An assistant |
| NAZES |
(naze) a promotory or headland |
| NEEZE |
To sneeze |
| NUDZH |
An annoying person; to pester or annoy (nudzhed, nudzhing, nudzhes;
noodging, noodged, noodges |
| ZAIRE |
Currency of Zaire |
| ZAMAN |
A tropical american tree |
| ZYGAL |
Relating to or shaped like yoke |
| ZYGON |
Medical term |
