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61man|gel-wur|zel — «MANG guhl WUR zuhl», noun. a large, coarse variety of beet, used as food for cattle. ╂[< German Mangelwurzel, variant of Mangoldwurzel beet root] …
62ma|zel tov — «MAH zuhl TOHV», interjection. Hebrew. congratulations; good luck …
63ou|zel — «OO zuhl», noun. 1. any one of certain European birds of the thrush family, such as the blackbird and the ring ouzel, black with a white ring or bar on the breast. 2. the water ouzel or dipper that often wades into deep water: »The ouzel alone of …
64pret|zel — «PREHT suhl», noun. a hard biscuit, usually in the form of a knot or stick, glazed and salted on the outside: »The order of the evening is beer, pretzels, and pristine jazz (New Yorker). ╂[American English < German Brezel, Bretzel < Old… …
65schnit|zel — «SHNIHT suhl», noun. a veal cutlet, usually seasoned with lemon juice, parsley, capers, and sardines. ╂[American English < German Schnitzel cutlet < schnitzen carve (frequentative) < schneiden to cut] …
66wych-ha|zel — «WIHCH HAY zuhl», noun. 1. = witch hazel. (Cf. ↑witch hazel) 2. = wych elm. (Cf. ↑wych elm) …
67A'ZEL — Yalnız veya silâhsız bulunan …
68MA'ZEL — (C: Meâzil) Irak, uzak, baid …
69ha·zel — /ˈheızəl/ noun, pl zels 1 [count] : a kind of bush or small tree that produces nuts 2 [count, noncount] : a color that combines light brown with green and gray see also ↑witch hazel hazel adj hazel eyes …
70ha·zel·nut — /ˈheızəlˌnʌt/ noun, pl nuts [count] : the nut of a hazel called also (US) filbert …
