/ˈzɒmbi/
NOUN
A deceased person who is brought back to life through supernatural or unnatural forces, typically depicted as lacking independent thought or will and sometimes attacking the living.
Refers to a reanimated corpse or undead human portrayed in folklore, horror stories, films, and games as a creature without normal consciousness or free will.
Refers to a person believed in voodoo and related traditions to have been restored to life or deprived of independent will through supernatural practices.
NOUN
A person who appears lifeless, unresponsive, or lacking energy, enthusiasm, and awareness, often because of extreme fatigue or emotional exhaustion.
Describes someone who behaves mechanically or without enthusiasm, emotion, or apparent interest in their surroundings.
Describes a person who is so tired or sleep-deprived that they struggle to concentrate, respond normally, or remain mentally alert.
NOUN
A computer process that has finished executing but remains in the process table because its parent process has not collected its termination status.
Refers to a terminated process that remains listed in the operating system's process table, usually awaiting acknowledgment from its parent process.
NOUN
A computer infected with malicious software that allows an attacker to control it remotely without the owner's knowledge.
Refers to an infected computer that has been secretly recruited into a network of compromised devices and can be controlled by an attacker.
NOUN
A mixed alcoholic drink typically made with rum and fruit juices, often containing several varieties of rum and other flavorings.
Refers to the Zombie, a potent tropical cocktail traditionally prepared with rum, fruit juices, and other ingredients.
NOUN
A hypothetical being that appears and behaves exactly like an ordinary human but lacks subjective consciousness or inner experience.
Refers to a hypothetical philosophical entity, often called a philosophical zombie, that behaves like a conscious human but has no subjective awareness or phenomenal experience.