ZED [geen]
Pronunciation Zed.
Meaning Total scankwench. (It's Greek.)
Usage Not much.
Origin My parents. But they didn't call me that. I spent just over a year using the name 'CZ' (my initials) online. Although I started pronouncing this the American way - see zee - Twi The American called me See Zed, which was abbreviated to Zed.

ZEEP(EN) [exclamation]
Pronunciation Zeep (Un)
Meaning Bye!
Usage "Write soon and take care. Zeep, Z."
Origin Twi, probably, late 1999.

ZOB(O(COP)) [geen]
Pronunciation Zob / Zo Boe / Zo Boe Cop
Meaning Total scankwench. (It's German.)
Usage Limited.
Origin Her parents. I adopted the name in 1995, a natural extension of my middle name, and kept it until the end of 1997.

ZOBBETH [geen]
Pronunciation Zob-Buth.
Meaning Total scankwench. (It's French.)
Usage Very little.
Origin Her parents. A modification of "Zobocop", a name I used on the Internet throughout 1997.

ZOBO CREAT [noun]
Pronunciation Zo Boe Cree At
Meaning This language.
Usage Spreading all the time. Yoj!
Origin Even though most of it was invented by me, the term "Zobo Creat" was coined by my mother in 1997. "Zobo" because that was my name then, "Creat" because it's a creation of mine, and "Zobo Creat" because it sounds like an equally incomprehensible language, Serbo Croat.

ZOBOIC [adjective]
Pronunciation Zo Boe Ick
Meaning Typical of Zed.
Usage "Pants example sentences are just one of many examples of Zoboic geenery."
Origin Zed, 1999.