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An annoying person. Especially one who has little self awareness. Ugggh, that guy is so annoying. He's SUCH a ZARD!
It was extremely zardly having to hang out with Dave all night. Dave really zarded Taft when he was drunk the other night. |
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When work productivity at a business is devastated by the discovery of something that wouldn't normally be interesting outside of work. This is usually a simple flash game or something to do with wi-zards. This is not the same as getting facebooked, which is a constant loss of productivity. Our productivity got Zarded.
Sorry, Your tech team |
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(n) An organic connection between seemingly desparate objects, ideas, or concepts (neologism), derived from the shorthand for wizard and their ability to conjure up objects from incantations or to see the relationships of current conditions to future events. The old bromide, "debtor today, slave tomorrow" is a zard
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scruff mcgruff the crime dog's word for a stranger, criminal, publc threat, etc. billy: who is that guy outside of our house?
tommy: i don't know. he must be a zard. billy: hurry up and lock the door i don't want a zard to get me man. |
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Cigarette, smoke "I'm going to go smoke a zard" or "Hey man, can I bum a zard?"
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A complete smeghead on quakenet
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Slang or shorthand for wizard That boys got some crazy skills
Yeah, he's some cool zard |
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