Definitions by Wye Knott
Zipper
The individual person who performs the act of zipestra, which is essentially moving the a zip up and down to create some sort of melody.
Somebody who does zipping.
Somebody who does zipping.
Fannyboy
Somebody who accuses other people of being fanboys over something, and then continues to say something themselves which is considered fanboy-ish.
Fanboy: Windows is rubbish man! Macs are so much better because you never get viruses and you don't kiss Bill Gates' ass!
Fannyboy: Shut up you stupid fanboy! Windows is so much better than crappy Mac, Macs are completely stupid and Windows is so much better because you don't kiss Steve Jobs' ass!
A Person: Wow, you are such a fannyboy, you call other people fanboys then be a fanboy yourself.....
Fannyboy: Shut up you stupid fanboy! Windows is so much better than crappy Mac, Macs are completely stupid and Windows is so much better because you don't kiss Steve Jobs' ass!
A Person: Wow, you are such a fannyboy, you call other people fanboys then be a fanboy yourself.....
Muff-Wagon
A car or other form of transport which is being used by one or more attractive women.
As used in the popular British TV Show "The Inbetweeners".
As used in the popular British TV Show "The Inbetweeners".
*A car with four attractive women drives past*
Man1: Woah mate look at them!
Man2: Nice! That is one of the best Muff-Wagons I have EVER seen!
Man1: Woah mate look at them!
Man2: Nice! That is one of the best Muff-Wagons I have EVER seen!
Muff-Wagon by Wye Knott October 2, 2010
Zipestra
The collective group of musicians who use the zips on their flies, coat or something similar to create a piece of music- put simply, it is a zip orchestra- an orchestra which only uses zips to make music. You can also describe the invidual player as a zipper, and describe the art itself also as zipestra.
This idea was first put into practice in England, specifically the region of Suffolk, by a folklore legend known amongst the locals simply as "Mr Green".
This idea was first put into practice in England, specifically the region of Suffolk, by a folklore legend known amongst the locals simply as "Mr Green".