The word zombie was coined in the early 19th century, from similar words in two different African languages meaning "fetish" and "god."
It was trademarked in 1973 by Marvel Comics for use in comics, but trademark protection was canceled in 1996.
The oldest trademark still in use was registered to software and gaming company Zombie, Inc. in 1995.
The word zombie was coined in the early 19th century, from similar words in two different African languages meaning "fetish" and "god."It was trademarked in 1973 by Marvel Comics for use in comics, but trademark protection was canceled in 1996.The oldest trademark still in use was registered to software and gaming company Zombie, Inc. in 1995.
When the zombie was nabbed committing a crime, he was caught… Answer: DEAD TO RIGHTS, hoist, added, string, forbid
There is no an English Translation for the Slovenian word Vjesnik. Vjesnik was a State Owned Croatian Newspaper that was originally founded in 1940. The publication of this newspaper stopped in 2012.
A zombie is a corpse raised by magical means, such as witchcraft.
The word zombie originated in Africa, more specifically the Congo, and comes from the Kikongo word nzambi, which means god.
The cast of The Final Word - 2006 includes: Amy Arbery as Newsreader Tony Ardagh as Chained Zombie Sarea Coates as Zombie Victim Matt Frawley as Zombie Miguel Gallagher as Reporter Rod Saclier as Zombie Monika Willoughby as Headshot Zombie
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Daily Jumble5/8/12Clue: When the zombie was nabbed committing a crime, he was caught…Answer: DEAD TO RIGHTS (hoist, added, string, forbid)
The term "zombie" is not trademarked, however, it is a trending custom in most zombie films to use other words, such as undead, walkers, them, and other words except for zombie.
Zombie - zombi is the most common form, however while not exactly meaning "zombie" another Japanese word, kyonshi, would imply living dead or reanimated dead.
sombi is the Welsh word.
it is Australian slang for marijuana