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1. (n.) zombie
(in voodoo)
2. zombie
the body of a dead person supernaturally imbued with the semblance of life and set to perform tasks as a mute, will-less slave.
3. zombie
a living person enslaved in the same manner after the soul has been magically removed.
4. zombie
a person whose behavior or responses are wooden, listless, or mechanical; automaton.
5. zombie
an eccentric or peculiar person.
6. zombie
a drink made with several kinds of rum, fruit juice, and sugar.
Etymology: (1865–75, Amer.; appar. < Kongo or Kimbundu nzambi god)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) zombi, zombie, living dead
a dead body that has been brought back to life by a supernatural force
2. (noun) zombi, zombie, zombi spirit, zombie spirit
(voodooism) a spirit or supernatural force that reanimates a dead body
3. (noun) zombi, zombie, snake god
a god of voodoo cults of African origin worshipped especially in West Indies
4. (noun) automaton, zombi, zombie
someone who acts or responds in a mechanical or apathetic way
"only an automaton wouldn't have noticed"
5. (noun) zombie, zombi
several kinds of rum with fruit juice and usually apricot liqueur
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The New Hacker's Dictionary |
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1. zombie
1. [Unix] A process that has died but has not yet relinquished its
process table slot (because the parent process hasn't executed a
wait(2)
for it yet). These can be seen in
ps(1)
listings occasionally. Compare orphan. 2. A machine, especially someone's home box,
that has been cracked and is being used as part of a second-stage attack by
miscreants trying to mask their home IP address. Especially used of
machines being exploited in large gangs for a mechanized denial-of-service
attack like Tribe Flood Network; the image that goes with this is of a
veritable army of zombies mindlessly doing the bidding of a
necromancer.
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Sense: a slow-moving person of very little intelligence.
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 Afrikaans: zombie |
 Arabic: إنْسان بَطيء الحَرَكَة وق |
 Bulgarian: зомби |
 Brazilian: zumbi |
 Czech: trouba |
 German: das Zombie |
 Danish: zombie; en levende død |
 Greek: άνθρωπος αποβλακωμένος |
 Spanish: zombi |
 Estonian: zombi |
 Farsi: آدمی که ظاهراً از هشیاری |
 Finnish: idiootti |
 French: imbécile |
 Hebrew: זוֹמבִי, מֵת מֵהָלְך |
 Hindi: अजगर, देवता, जिन |
 Croatian: tup i tromčovjek |
 Hungarian: unalmas ember, tök |
 Indonesian: mayat hidup, orang bebal |
 Icelandic: sombí, uppvakningur, dauð |
 Italian: (scimunito) |
 Japanese: のろま |
 Korean: 좀비 |
 Lithuanian: bukagalvis, stuobrys |
 Latvian: aitasgalva |
 Malay: zombi |
 Dutch: levend lijk |
 Norwegian: dorsk/undermåls person |
 Polish: tuman |
 Persian: آدمی که ظاهراً از هشیاری |
 Pashto: يو ډول سحري قدرت دى چې دغ |
 Portuguese: palerma |
 Romanian: imbecil |
 Russian: зомби |
 Slovak: hlupák, trúba |
 Slovenian: klada |
 Serbian: zombi |
 Swedish: zombie |
 Thai: ผีดิบ (คำไม่เป็นทางการ) |
 Turkish: canlı cenaze |
 Taiwanese: 呆子 |
 Ukrainian: зомбі; кретин |
 Urdu: ٹھس ، بے حس آدمی |
 Vietnamese: người sống dở chết dở |
 Chinese: 傻瓜，木訥呆板的人 |
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