This is direct from the Univ of Missouri website... Mizzou is the University's nickname and is pronounced mah-ZOO. The word Mizzou is an example of clipping. That means that a longer word, Missouri, got shortened (or clipped) to Mizzou, which is similar but shorter. No one is sure who first used the word Mizzou, but it was used in the Missouri Alumni Quarterly as early as 1906. The University uses the word Mizzou often. A number of print and online publications incorporate the affectionate nickname including our alumni magazine called MIZZOU, our monthly e-newsletter @Mizzou, the faculty and staff newspaper Mizzou Weekly, and our junior high science magazine called Mizzou Magic. It also has a number of fun uses such as a cheer at football and Basketball games in which people on one side of the stadium shout M-I-Z, and the other side replies Z-O-U. S. C. Smith, Pensacola FL
ZS Associates was created in 1983.
MG ZS was created in 2001.
there is no animal with double Zs.
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ZS Associates is a consulting firm that does not have a traditional "population" like a city or country. They have employees and clients but do not have a population in the traditional sense.
The MG ZS is a family sports car, and was created from BMW's Rover 45, which MG purchased the rights to. The first MG ZS was produced and launched in 2001, the last in 2005.
The following word contains more than 2 zs :- 'Zigzag'
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Yes the Sony ZS-H10CP is rugged enough for a construction site, it is also water resistant.
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The Nissan Zs.