American cartoon comics have a long tradition of using a Z or Z's to denote snoring or sleeping (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_balloon) . From this comes the phrase "catching some z's" meaning to get some sleep.
This begs the question, "how did z's come to represent sleep in comics?". I haven't found any research to answer that, but my own supposition is that it derives from the sound of snoring with it's regular coarse vibration inspiring the common metaphor of "sawing logs" in ones sleep. The 'Z' represent the tooth pattern of a saw or the saw-tooth sound wave corresponding to the sound of snoring.
-John Alvarado
Probably one of 2 theories: From the illustration of cartoons, where a sleeping person is shown with "zzzzzz" above their head. or "Logging Zs" was an older phrase, from "sawing logs" or snoring. It may have been updated to "catching Zs" since then.
zigzag
ZS Associates's population is 1,500.
ZS Associates was created in 1983.
MG ZS was created in 2001.
there is no animal with double Zs.
There are no English words that end with ZS. Here are some words that contain ZS, but not at the end.6-letter wordsvizsla7-letter wordsvizslas8-letter wordsbritzska9-letter wordsbritzskas4 words found.
zs
The MG ZS is a family sports car, and was created from BMW's Rover 45, which MG purchased the rights to. The first MG ZS was produced and launched in 2001, the last in 2005.
The following word contains more than 2 zs :- 'Zigzag'
Blizzard
Yes the Sony ZS-H10CP is rugged enough for a construction site, it is also water resistant.