zot

zot

1. slang To strike someone or something with one's fist. The bouncer zotted the unruly patron on the side of the head and threw him out into the alley.
2. slang To give someone or something an electric shock. Just zot the cow with the cattle-prod if he's not moving. Poor guy got zotted by lightning last week.
3. slang To kill or murder someone. The police found Tommy Tuco floating in the Hudson last night. I heard he got zotted by the Farreli family. The author came under fire from fans for zotting the popular character in his second book.

zotz

slang To kill or murder someone. I heard Tommy Tuco got zotzed by the Farreli family last week. The author came under fire from fans for zotzing the popular character in his second book.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

zotz

(zɑts)
1. and zot. (zɑt) n. zero; nothing. I went out to get the mail, but there was zot.
2. tv. to kill someone or something. Sam threatened to zotz Joel Cairo, but it was just a threat.

zot.

verb
See zotz
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • zot.
  • jostle with
  • jostle with (someone or something)
  • shake (one's) fist at (someone or something)
  • shake your fist
  • that takes care of that
  • rub off on
  • take a firm grip on
  • take a firm grip on (someone or something)
  • fist bump
References in periodicals archive
Negative mean Positive mean Negative SE Positive SE Cc 27.500 35.292 3.416 3.375 ZOT 29.375 35.318 4.324 3.505 ETBF 33.685 34.167 3.126 3.333 Fn 35.500 33.380 7.045 3.140 P value P value (adj.) Cc 0.124 0.345 ZOT 0.301 0.749 ETBF 0.919 0.319 Fn 0.793 0.768 Cc, Campylobacter concisus; ZOT, zonula occludens toxin; ETBF, enterotoxigenic Bacteroidesfragilis; Fn, Fusobacterium nucleatum; SE, standard error; adj., adjusted for age and gender.
Set 1 was for identification of the ompW, ctxAB, zot, and tcpA genes.
Specifically, themes were listed and then evaluated for whether they fit within a narrow ZOT for the question of motivating outdoor experience.
The KMC officials gave a presentation on ZOT which elaborated that 32acres land had been earmarked for parking area, while Mosque, canteen, shops and other facilities were also being provided.
The word Navjote is made up of two Pahlavi words -- nao meaning new and zot meaning to offer prayers.
kont yon sitem plantasyon zot te kwe ki te san mankman
Maybe luminary writer Scott McCloud (of ZOT! and Understanding Comics fame) has the answer: Mainstream publishers will catch up to the indie way of doing things when they fully understand what it takes to tell the best story.
lahadam 'such things never happened', acronym of lo 'not' + hayu 'were' + dvarim 'things' + me 'olum 'never'; zabaso 'his problem', acronym of zot 'this (f) + be'aya 'problem' + selo 'of him'.
The isolates were analyzed for the presence of V cholerae virulence genes (ctxA, ctxB, tcpA, ace, and zot), the serogroup O1-specific gene (rfbN), by intergenic spacer region 16S-23S (IsR-PCR) PCR amplification, and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE).
Five of these include: zone of transition (ZOT), presence or absence of periostitis, location in the bone, pattern of osseous destruction, and age of the patient, along with associated symptoms.
The difference between minimum expectations and desire expectation is called zone of tolerance (ZOT).
"If virtue does not lack beauty wonderful, Then your son-in-law is more beautiful than black." ALBANIAN * "N qoft, Zot se ka nj bukuri virtyti, Dhndri juaj shte m i hijshm sesa i zi."
cholerae strains isolated from the environment have rarely been virulent in terms of carrying known human virulence genes such as ctx; cholera toxin, tcp; toxin-coregulated pili, and zot; zonula occludens toxin (Bauer et al.
Conforme Luz, Keidann e Dal Zot (2006), a gravidez se faz presente no setting de uma forma intensa.