Zo

The New Yorker attempts to reïnstate the English dieresis in words like "coöperation," "zoölogical," and "reëntry"—an odd thing to reinstate in this day and age, and hardly in cooperation with most zoology.

Jimmy was intensely jealous of the dots in Zoë's name.

When Zoë comes out of the pool, I dress her again quickly so that she doesn't get cold.

I think there's no country that begins with 'Zo'.

Longtime resident Nicole Sika offered up “go” — which means your female friend in her native Ivory Coast — or “zo” — which means you are smartly dressed.

Listen, Zo. Neither one of us has heard anything from you in a long time. […] Zoe and I had grown up together.