zwei
zwei by dudepersonman September 1, 2008
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Zwei
Mitch: Hey Andrew, wanna play lightsabers?
Andrew: Sure, Mitch.
Mitch: Can I be green?
Andrew: Yeah. *turns lightsaber on* (lightsaber moves through the air) sounds like ZWEI
Andrew: Sure, Mitch.
Mitch: Can I be green?
Andrew: Yeah. *turns lightsaber on* (lightsaber moves through the air) sounds like ZWEI
Zwei by reddragonofnoob March 30, 2008
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Zwei zupfen
A phrase used when you play a draw two card in Uno. Most of the time it used in a provocative way and aims to anger the person who has two draw the cards. Often the phrase is enhanced by putting swear words at the end of it.
Zwei zupfen by 123minnecrafter February 15, 2024
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