[zef-er] noun, Origin: Greek Zephyros, A soft gentle breeze bringing pleasant change carrying freshness that refreshes weary spirits today.

[zef-er] noun, Origin: Greek Zephyros, Fancy word for light wind because calling it a breeze is too simple apparently always.

[zef-er] noun, Origin: When Wind decided to be nice for once, Gentle breeze that feels good instead of messing up your hair like an asshole.

[zoom] verb, Origin: Imitative, To move very quickly with energy and purpose racing forward toward goals worth reaching.

[zoom] verb, Origin: Imitative, Going fast as hell because slow is for people with time to waste unlike you.

[zoom] verb, Origin: When Fast made its own sound effect, Moving so quick that slow people just see a blur passing by rapidly.