Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Bot.) A low, thorny, suffrutescent, crucifeous plant (
Zilla myagroides ) found in the deserts of Egypt. Its leaves are boiled in water, and eaten, by the Arabs.
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"Every bride has a 'zilla' moment," said Smreczak, owner of Amanda Rose Weddings.
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GODZILLA 2004 figure 3″ gojira FINAL WARS kaiju zilla
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We can consider this story entirely surrealistic, and just enjoy the idea of the American Einstein-zilla towering over New York. review: 27-Dec-07 (read in 2007)
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It's the go-to spot for anyone in need of a new Nun-zilla wind-up doll or "Polly, the Insulting Parrot."
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Well, anyway, only a few were brave enough or crazy enough, I should say, to take on whopper-zilla including CNN correspondent Kyung Lah.
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On Bride-zilla Lindsay and Samro shop for a wedding arch.
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Say it ain't so, 'zilla - NJ. com: Pride of the Yankees
Say it ain't so, 'zilla Aziz 2009
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It's not something you can sell the film rights for — there are no aliens vaporizing the White House, as in Independence Day; no God - zilla rampaging down Fifth Avenue and hurling the Empire State Building into the East River.
The State Despotic By Mark Steyn 2009
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Zuharan Shah General Manger of AKES was chief guest on the occasion while the ceremony was presided over by Wazir Muhammad Nazim UC Yarkhun who is also chairman of education committee in the zilla council of Chitral.
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I'd bet my last cupcake that if she zilla did a 180 we'd see gingham!
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