| Zimbabwe African People's Union | Zilveren Nipkow | Zimmermann-Sassaman key-signing protocol |
| ZippoA Zippo Lighter is a refillable, metal lighter manufactured by the Zippo Manufacturing Company. They are highly collectible and hundreds of different styles and design have been made in the last 70 years. Zippos are typically rectangular in design with a | ZinderZinder is an economically important city in Niger and is second only to Niamey in population. It is located in the southeast of the country and was once the capital of Damagaram. Zinder dates to the 16th century and today serves as a major agricultural ce | Zion (disambiguation)See also the biblical and historical Zion of Israel. Zion is the fictional underground city of the movie The Matrix''. Zion, Oklahoma Zion, Illinois Mount Zion, Illinois Zion, Pennsylvania Zion National Park Zion Township, Minnesota Mount Zion, Georgia Th |
| ZimakaniZimakani is a language spoken in Papua New Guinea by around 1,500 people. | ZichmniZichmni is the name of an explorer-prince appearing in a 1558 book by Nicolo Zeno of Venice, allegedly based on letters and a map written around the year 1400 by the author's ancestors, the brothers Nicolo and Antonio Zeno. The letters upon which the book | Ziff DavisZiff Davis Inc. was founded in 1927 Chicago by William B. and Bernard G. Davis as a publishing company. In 1982 it acquired PC Magazine. In 1989 it launched the ZDNet site. In 1995 it launched the magazine Yahoo! Internet Life, initially as ZD Internet Li |
| Ziff Davis MediaZiff Davis Media Inc. is formed in 2000 by Willis Stein & Partners and James Dunning (former Ziff Davis CEO, chairman, and president). In 2001 Ziff Davis Media Inc. reaches an agreement with CNET Networks Inc. and ZDNet to regain the URLs lost in the 2000 | Zizi JeanmaireRenee Marcelle Jeanmaire (born April 29 1924) is a ballet dancer and wife of renowned dancer and choreographer Roland Petit. She became famous in the 1950s because of her titular role in the ballet Carmen, produced in London in 1949. Life and Works Born i | Zikhron Ya'aqovZikhron Ya'aqov ( ; unofficially also spelled Zichron Yaakov is a city in Israel, near Haifa, part of the Haifa District. It was founded in 1882 in memory of James Jacob de Rothschild. Attractions include the Aaronson House and Museum, and Rothschild's To |
| Zizilivakan | Zikri | Ziaelas |
| Zinc sulfate | Zimba | Zinc oxide |
| Zivko Radisic | Zillion | Zits |
| Zionology | ZIM | Ziemia Sanocka |
| Zip day | Zirl | Zimbabwean legends |
| Zilog Z180 | Zilog Z80000 | Zilog Z280 |
| Zilog Z380 | Zico | Zingst |
| Ziph | ZIS | Zilch |
| Zirid | Zillah | Zina |
| Zin | Zip-line | Zircon (satellite) |
| Zincite | Zinkenite | Zimmerwald |
| Zigmund Palffy | Ziotaki language | Zig Zag |
| Zitadelle | Zigzagoon | Zinc pyrithione |
| Zimmer Frame | Zino | Zimbabwe Cricket Union |
| Zinc sulfide | Ziggy | Zil |
| Zizi Lambrino | Zisis Vryzas | Zinzan Brooke |
| Zinc chloride | Zimbabwean cricket team | Ziying |
| Zinc whisker | Zindalii | Zinc (band) |
| Zillmere railway station, Brisbane | Zipper (NES accessory) | Zirkelite |
| Zinovy Peshkov | Zionist Federation | Zinner (crater) |
| Zimbabwe at the 2004 Summer Olympics | Zinnwaldite | Zimmerit |
| Zimovia Strait | Zigzag method | Zigzag |
| Zig and Zag | Ziwo yixiang | Zinc Oxide Eugenol |
| Ziarat district | Zimbabwe National Parks | Zim Technologies International |
| Zidane Tribal | Zinka Milanov | Zivko Edge 540 |
| Zita | Zina Garrison | Ziro (province) |
| Zileuton | Zittau | Zire 71 |
| Zire 72 | Zimmerwald Conference | Zimbabwe national football team |
| Zippeite | Ziehl-Neelsen stain | Zig Zag (railway) |
| Zig Zag Railway | Zivilyn | Zizi Roberts |
| Zionites | Zircon (Sailor Moon) | Zirconia (Sailor Moon) |
