Zircon, zer -kun, s

a mineral containing the earth Zirconia, zer-ko'-ne-ů, s. an oxide of the metal zir-, Zirconite, zer-ko-nite, s. a variety of zircon. Zirconium, zer-ko'-ne-um, s. the metallic base of Zithern, zith'-ern, s. the cithara. Zivola, ziv -o-lå, s. a bird resembling the yellow Zizania, ziz-a -ne-å, s. agenus of gra es, including the Zizel, ziz'-el, 8. a rodent animal, the suslik or earle Zoanthropy, zo-an'-thro-pe, s.monomania in which the Zobo, zo'-bo, 8. in India, an ox-like animal valuable as Rocco, zok'-ko, 8. a square body under the base Zoccolo, zok'-ko-lo, } ofa pedestal, ., serving for Socle, zok'-l, the support of a bust, column, Zoeotrope, zo'-e-o-trope, s. an optical instrument by Zofra, zo'-frå, s. a kind of Moorish floor-cloth or Zohar, zo'-här, s. jewish book of cabalistic commenZoilean, zo-i-le-an, a. bitterly and severely critical Zoilizm, zo -il-izm, s. illiberal or carping criticism, like Zoisite, zo'-is-ite, s. a grayish variety of epidote (Van Zoll, zol, s. a toll or customs duty (Ger.) Zollverein, zol-ver-ine, s. a commercial union of Zonele , zone'-les, a. not having a zone. Zonnar, zon'-nar,s.abelt or girdle, which the Christians Zonule, zo'-newl, s. a little zone. Zonurus, zo-nu'-rus, s. saurian lizard, having the head Zoochemical, zo-o-kem -e-kal, a. pertaining to animal Zoochemy, s, animal chemistry.