"Z" words
This 2-word term for the start time of a military operation
Zero hour
A kids' book describes this gesture as "a special slap to celebrate when everything is going great"
high-five
This tool with a contentious nickname is used to save and send ServiceNow alerts
BLAAST (BLASTA)
This pair of antonyms is used when using a coin to make a decision
Heads or tails
On an extra hot day on this planet closest to the sun, temperatures can reach over 800 degrees
Mercury
Someone interested in animals might study this field in school
Zoology
This 2-word gesture can be summed up as "knocking knuckles"
fist bump
This component of a Teradata database receives the execution plan from the Parsing Engine and reads/writes data to the disk.
Access Module Processor (AMP)
The opposite of voluntary, it precedes "minimum" in certain prison sentences
mandatory
A sporran is the bag attached to a belt worn over this part of a Highland costume
Kilt
It can follow temperate, time, torrid, or twilight
zone
The University of Texas at Austin uses this gesture, also a slogan
Hook 'Em Horns
This machine learning model was the first used by SAM for solution recommendation
Multi-level matching (database model)
In astronomy parlance, it's zenith's diametric opposite
nadir
More than 4,500 ex-players have sued the NFL for not disclosing the long-term dangers of these brain injuries
concussions
This restaurant rating service that began in 1979
zagat
Some schools have advocated replacing clapping with this Fosse-esque gesture, which is sign language for applause
jazz hands
The nickname of Mr. Shemer, Teradata Founder, known for his signature cowboy hat
Cactus Jack
This pair of antonyms refers to a style of angling that helps conserve the local fauna
catch & release
TLC describes this show with a rhyming title as "part fashion show, part bridal story, part family therapy"
Say Yes to The Dress
This eponymic word for Mexican rebels of the 1910s & their modern descendants
Zapatistas
The pinkie & thumb extend & the other fingers curl to form a Hawaiian gesture for this 2-word phrase about relaxing, aka shaka
hang loose
This 1984 machine takes name from the milestone size that it could manage
DBC/1012
A gigantic opposite of small, this adjective comes from the name of Pantagruel's dad
gargantuan
Mary Poppins, as well as Northerners who went to the South after the Civil War, carried this type of satchel
Carpet bag