zot slang , auch: zotz

"You're not giving them cops much to zot on to," Washington said, grinning broadly.

And that is something to Zot about.

"We go out there with a storm threatenin'," said a lilting voice, "the good Lord is likely to zot us for our stupidity."

At the end of this story Zot is stranded on Earth.

With infinite care Borovsky pulled a zot wrench from his hip.

However, there is always a slight chance of teleporting you right in front of a Zot.

Zot is a continuized version of Iota that includes input and output.

Kestrel owns a cat named Zot, whom she lost while in her coma but later recovered.

Before Irvine takes the field, players in the dugout chant "Zot!

You have to embrace the Zot."

The Trompowsky has also been called The Zot.

The first collection was Zot!

The 12" version, which included only the first three songs, was released under the catalogue number ZOT 25.

The final culmination of the arc is a cliff hanger in which the whole ensemble leaves to go to Zot's world, though not permanently.

It often is intruded by the Lake Zot Dolerite.

The Zot, as Cipriano explained, is the low-pitched sound made by an excitable anteater.

Jon Scieszka, who wrote "Robot Zot," said his royalty checks had been shrinking, especially in the last year.

Dekko, a villain previously seen in the Key arc, engineers his release from a mental institution and turns up to Zot's birthday party.

While on Earth Zot is less successful as a hero, representing the fact that our own world does not conform to the same rules as his.

Remove zot skunk!

Zot is a calico cat that Felix and Shannon gave Kestrel for her birthday.

The Anteater: eats ants with a sticky, elastic tongue and a ZOT!

That format was called ZOT, and was based on compressed OpenType.

This transparency of connections and focus on a community are crucial, said Scott McCloud, who created the traditional comic book "Zot!"

Scott McCloud, Zot!

Zot is the sound made by the tongue of the anteater in the comic strip B.C. as it flicks out to catch an ant.

McCloud uses Zot to juxtapose his own naivety against the bigotry and abuses of our own world.