zombi
IPA: zˈɑmbi
noun
- Alternative form of zombie [(voodoo, horror) A person, usually undead, animated by unnatural forces (such as magic), with no soul or will of his or her own.]
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Examples of "zombi" in Sentences
- The zombies crave flesh, for the most part.
- Undirected, the zombies topple off the cliff.
- Zombies are encountered in the Spooky chapter.
- Garrison promptly shoots the zombie in the head.
- The truth is that a zombie is not lack in sentience.
- He muses over the validity of the zombie's statement.
- The zombies entered the building and ripped the blanket.
- All of the zombie movies change and rearrange the rules.
- The zombies hack at the doors of the house with the tools.
- Observe the zombies as they totter in, drooling and muttering.
- With Indy, they approached me with the idea of Jones and zombies -- and they liked the "zombi" spelling.
- These may be soft-tissue living entities with no consciousness a sort of zombi-ised version or something more autonomous.
- Tundus, et tüübid olid võtnud zombiewalk'i kui mingit maskiballi, aga minu nägemuses on zombi siiski miski määrdunud räbalatuust.
- Fun fact: the track titled ‘zombi’ used in the airport/helicopter re-fuel scene was used in the opening credits of Shaun of the Dead
- Yet despite his years of research, the only evidence that implicated datura was the fact that the plant was called the zombi’s cucumber.
- For Narcisse, a zombi was a being without will, on the very frontier of the natural world, an entity that could manifest itself as either spirit or human.
- The Serpent and the Rainbow, as a book, is an enthralling real-world look at the chemistry and culture behind voodoo and zombis (not a typo; 'zombi' is the spelling author Wade Davis relies upon) and
- Lugu looks, aga see naine mängib Luz Mandon on kuradi õõvastav vaatepilt... et siis nappide vahenditega esitus koos mõningase pildikiirendusega ning tulemuseks on tõeliselt vinge marutõbine ja vägagi tappev zombi.
- The Serpent and the Rainbow, as a book, is an enthralling real-world look at the chemistry and culture behind voodoo and zombis (not a typo; ‘zombi’ is the spelling author Wade Davis relies upon) and The Rite sounds like a similarly-oriented book.