Zeal

zel, n. Pa ionate ardor in the pursuit of thing; eager interest or endeavor in favor of, opposition to, a person or cause. — Zeal'ot, n. One who is zealous; esp., one over-zealous, carried away by his zeal; an enthusiast; fanatic ZeaKotry, -ot-rT, n. The character and behavior of a zealot; exce of zeal: fanatical devotion cause. — ZeaKous, -us, a. Filled with zeal; warmly boat is steered. A mark of servitude; slavery; bond- Last age; service; two animals yoked together; a couple; night. a pair that work together. — v. t. [yoked (yokt), yoking.] To put a yoke on, join in a yoke; to; over couple, join with another; to enslave, bring into presbondage, confine. — v. i. To be joined or a ociated, present be intimately connected, consort closely. — Yoke'fel'low, Yoke'mate, n. An a ociate or companion; a mate; fellow; esp., a partner in marriage. Yolk, yolk or yok, n. The yelk or yellow part of an egg; an unctuous secretion from the skin of sheep. Yon, yon, a. At a distance within view; yonder.— adv. Yonder. — Yon'der, a. Being at a distance within view, or conceived of as within view; that or those there. — adv. At a distance within view. Yore, yor, adv. In time past; in old time; long since. You. See under Ye. Young, yung, a. [younger (yun'ger), youngest.] Not long born; not yet arrived at adolescence, maturity, or age; not o'ld; juvenile; youthful; having the appearance, freshne , or vigor of youth; being in the first part of growth; pert, or relating to youth; having little experience; inexperienced; ignorant. — n. The offspring of au animal, either single or collectively. — With young. With child; pregnant. — Young'ish, a. Somewhat young. — Young'ling, ». A young person; youth; an}' animal in the first part of life. — Young's ter, n. A young person; a i. To lad. — Younk'er, n. A young person; stripling. way; Your. etc. See under Ye. rank or Youth, yooth, n.; pi. Youths or Youth. State, con applied dition", or quality of being young; juvenility; the part of life that succeeds to childhood: early part of life, from childhood, or sometimes from infancy, to way or manhood; a young person; esp., a young man; of young persons collectively. — Youth'ful, -ful, a. Not yet mature or aged; young; of. or pert, to, the 2 oxen early" part of life; suitable to the first part of life; fresh; vigorous, as in youth; puerile; juvenile. worn one; a Yttria, it'trl-a, n. (CJiem.) A fine white powder or for car earth, without taste or smell and insoluble in water; frame an oxide of yttrium. — Yftrium, n. A very rare to pre metal of a scalv texture and grayish-black color. convex Yule, yobl, n. Christmas, or the feast of the nativity (Xaut.) of our Savior, — applied also, sometimes, to the rud festival of Lammas. the Ywis. See under Wis. Z. of the engaged or ardent of in behalf of an obnest; ject; eager fervent;; ear- (Arch.) hearty; strenuous; warm; pa ionate; enthusiastic. cobalt, Zebra, ze'bra, n. A w i 1 d, intractable, gregarious ruped of S. quad- Africa, of a negro. nearly as large as a to horse", white, with numerous brownish-black bands of house greater or le intensity, — Za'- and lighter down the middle of each band.; Zebu, ze'bu, n. A small ruminant mammal of the bovine tribe, having long, pendulous ears, any and a fatty excrescence or in on the shoulders, valued zel'ot, for food; the Indian or bull, ox, or cow. — Zechin, ze'kin, n. An Italian gold coin; sequin. to a Zed, zed, n. The letter Z, — called also izzard. fare; end, eve, term; in, ice; 5dd, tone, 6r; 519 ZEDOARY Zedoary, zed'o-a-rl, n. (Med.) The root-stock of certain East Indian plants, having a fragrant smell, and a warm, bitter, aromatic taste, used in medicine as a stimulant. 531