Assertion: zombie's word | /r/HasProperty | zombie
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text: The name "Zomboss" is a portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Boss", meaning "Zombie Boss", while the Zombot, the machine used by Dr. Zomboss in the game, is a portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Robot", meaning "Zombie Robot".
text: The name "Zomboss" is a portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Boss", meaning "Zombie Boss", while the Zombot, the machine used by Dr. Zomboss in the game, is a portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Robot", meaning "Zombie Robot".
text: The name Zomboss is a portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Boss", meaning "Zombie Boss", while Zombot is the portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Robot", meaning "Zombie Robot".
text: The name Zomboss is a portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Boss", meaning "Zombie Boss", while Zombot is the portmanteau of the words "Zombie" and "Robot", meaning "Zombie Robot".
text: O'Riordan's mezzo soprano is not lilting when she does that sharp break from chest register to head register / falsetto in the second syllable of the word "Zombie.
text: The word zombie — originally spelled as zombi — first came into the English language in the 1800s, when poet Robert Southey mentioned it in his History of Brazil.
text: The word “zombie” has several etymologies.
text: It codified an entirely new meaning for the term, which is ironic, given that the word “zombie” never actually appears in the movie, where the creatures are typically referred to as “ghouls.
text: cheap but momentous movie was a quantum leap forward in what the word “zombie” meant in pop culture, despite the fact that the word “zombie” is never actually uttered in it.
text: The word “zombie” comes from the Kongo word