Crossword-Solution: ZOMBIS
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Poet’s word, with inverted comma, for the end of the day
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
NEE
Hint 3 another clue
AND STILL ___
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Sentences with ZOMBIS (5)
Among the people of color there are many who believe that even at noon--when the boulevards behind the city are most deserted--the zombis will show themselves to solitary loiterers.
But do not tell me there is no sky: it is wicked to say that!" --"I won't say it any more, Cyrillia--there! But I will say there are no _zombis_." --"I know you are not a _maudi_;--you have been baptized." --"How do you know I have been baptized?" --"Because, if you had not been baptized you would see _zombis_ all the time, even in broad day.
They were taken from the _reposoirs_ (temporary altars) erected for the last Corpus Christi procession: consequently they are blessed, and ought to keep the zombis away.
Should you fall ill, this solicitude intensifies to devotion; you are tirelessly tended;--the good people will exhaust their wonderful knowledge of herbs to get you well,--will climb the mornes even at midnight, in spite of the risk of snakes and fear of zombis, to gather strange plants by the light of a lantern.
Zabdiceni, a people of Mesopotamia, 225, 393 Zagrus, montes, 335 Zamma, son of a Mauritanian chief, 525 Zariaspes, a river in Bactria, 340 Zeno, a celebrated Stoic, 31 Zeugma, a town on the Euphrates, 179 Zianni, an Armenian tribe, 377 Ziata, a fortress in Mesopotamia, 193 Zinafer, a Sarmatian chief, 148 Zizais, son of a king of the Sarmatians, 148 Zombis, a town in Media, 337 Zopyrus, 169 Zoroaster, 336 THE END.
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Appears in: NYT.
Used 2 times in crossword archives (1952–1970).