A: No, there are no common English words that end with 'Z'.
A: Yes, some words from other languages end in 'Z', such as "blitz" (from German), "ditz" (from Yiddish), and "fizz" (onomatopoeic).
A: Certainly, examples include "whiz" (from English), "jazz" (origin disputed), and "quiz" (from Latin).
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