Zed vs Ed - What's the difference?
zed | ed |
Something Z-shaped. Found in compounds such as zed-bar.
(colloquial) (usually plural ) Sleep (as in "get some zeds").
(informal) To sleep or nap. (Compare zzz, catch some z's.)
* 1991 , Jim Cartwright, Bed
* 1992 , David Robins, Tarnished vision: crime and conflict in the inner city
* 2007 , Polly Williams, The Yummy Mummy
(rare) To zigzag; to move with sharp alternating turns.
* 1931 , Reginald Rankin, The Collected Works of Lt. Colonel Sir Reginald Rankin
* 1994 , Tibor Fischer, The thought gang
edition
editor
education (uncountable)
Education. Often used in set phrases such as (phys ed), (term, driver's ed), (special ed), etc.
As nouns the difference between zed and ed
is that zed is while ed is help.As a verb zed
is (informal) to sleep or nap (compare zzz, catch some z's).zed
English
Noun
(en noun)See also
*Synonyms
* zee (especially in the US) * izzardSee also
* zetaVerb
- Zedding hogs. Sleep sippers and spitters. Look at 'em cooking in their own snoring heat. One nose after another.
- I guess I must have zedded , for I find a police officer, the same one that nicked me, shaking me.
- "Zedding away." "God, I was having the most awful dream. That you'd got lost by the sea and I couldn't find you and something was chasing me, me and Evie."
- We were zedding hell-bells up the hill towards Cervione, with a bank of road metal and a precipice on our left...
- Licking his lips, his hand zedded on my thigh and he commented, penetratingly, that it wasn't pussy, but that driving the unmade road wasn't at all bad.