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Definition of zea
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of zea is as below...
Zea (n.) A genus of large
grasses
of which the
Indian
corn (Zea Mays) is the only
species
known.
Its
origin
is not yet
ascertained.
See
Maize.
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Flaming
::
Flaming
(a.)
Ardent;
passionate;
burning
with zeal;
irrepressibly
earnest;
as, a
flaming
proclomation
or
harangue..
Overzeal
::
Overzeal
(n.)
Excess
of zeal.
Butterfish
::
Butterfish
(n.) A name given to
several
different
fishes,
in
allusion
to their
slippery
coating
of
mucus,
as the
Stromateus
triacanthus
of the
Atlantic
coast,
the
Epinephelus
punctatus
of the
southern
coast,
the rock eel, and the
kelpfish
of New
Zealand..
Epacris
::
Epacris
(n.) A genus of
shrubs,
natives
of
Australia,
New
Zealand,
etc.,
having
pretty
white,
red, or
purple
blossoms,
and much
resembling
heaths..
Frostfish
::
Frostfish
(n.) A name
applied
in New
Zealand
to the
scabbard
fish
(Lepidotus)
valued
as a food fish.
Zealotry
::
Zealotry
(n.) The
character
and
behavior
of a
zealot;
excess
of zeal;
fanatical
devotion
to a
cause.
Mission
::
Mission
(n.) A
course
of
extraordinary
sermons
and
services
at a
particular
place and time for the
special
purpose
of
quickening
the faith and zeal
participants,
and of
converting
unbelievers..
Rabbit
::
Rabbit
(n.) Any of the
smaller
species
of the genus
Lepus,
especially
the
common
European
species
(Lepus
cuniculus),
which is often kept as a pet, and has been
introduced
into many
countries.
It is
remarkably
prolific,
and has
become
a pest in some parts of
Australia
and New
Zealand..
Zealotism
::
Zealotism
(n.) The
character
or
conduct
of a
zealot;
zealotry.
Ranter
::
Ranter
(n.) One of the
Primitive
Methodists,
who
seceded
from the
Wesleyan
Methodists
on the
ground
of their
deficiency
in
fervor
and zeal; -- so
called
in
contempt..
Moho
::
Moho (n.) A
gallinule
(Notornis
Mantelli)
formerly
inhabiting
New
Zealand,
but now
supposed
to be
extinct.
It was
incapable
of
flight.
See
Notornis..
Altercate
::
Altercate
(v. i.) To
contend
in
words;
to
dispute
with zeal, heat, or
anger;
to
wrangle..
Enthusiastical
::
Enthusiastical
(a.)
Filled
with
enthusiasm;
characterized
by
enthusiasm;
zealous;
as, an
enthusiastic
lover of art..
Canaanite
::
Canaanite
(n.) A
zealot.
Uncharitable
::
Uncharitable
(a.) Not
charitable;
contrary
to
charity;
severe
in
judging;
harsh;
censorious;
as,
uncharitable
opinions
or
zeal..
Ardent
::
Ardent
(a.) Warm,
applied
to the
passions
and
affections;
passionate;
fervent;
zealous;
vehement;
as,
ardent
love,
feelings,
zeal, hope,
temper..
Sectarianism
::
Sectarianism
(n.) The
quality
or
character
of a
sectarian;
devotion
to the
interests
of a
party;
excess
of
partisan
or
denominational
zeal;
adherence
to a
separate
church
organization.
Overzealous
::
Overzealous
(a.) Too
zealous.
Ling
::
Ling (a.) A New
Zealand
food fish of the genus
Genypterus.
The name is also
locally
applied
to other
fishes,
as the
cultus
cod, the
mutton
fish, and the
cobia..
Wineberry
::
Wineberry
(n.) A
peculiar
New
Zealand
shrub
(Coriaria
ruscifolia),
in which the
petals
ripen and
afford
an
abundant
purple
juice from which a kind of wine is made. The plant also grows in
Chili..
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