zoetic

A big section fell next to the zoetic transport there.

The Grants' influence led Spare to begin writing several new occult manuscripts, the Logomachy of Zos and the Zoetic Grimoire of Zos, which remained unpublished.

"Our name, Zoetis (zō-EH-tis), has its root in zo, familiar in words such as zoo and zoology and derived from zoetic, meaning 'pertaining to life,'" says the company on its website.

A minor pullback has since knocked a few bucks off the stock price, but Zoetis (pronounced z-EH-tis, a word that was "derived from zoetic, meaning "pertaining to life,"" the company says) is still more expensive than the pharmaceutical companies that spend the bulk of their time on humans (shares closed down 43 cents Friday at $31.15).