zed

1. Slang for a Zombie, usually of the George A. Remereo (famous zombie movie director) type. Used commonly in the Max Brooks two novels: World War Z, and The Zombie Survival Guide. Used by zombie fans as a short cut to typing or saying the word.
2. The "proper" English way of pronouncing the letter Z

1. I just watched Dawn of the Dead and the ZEDS in that were fast!
2. I just got done reading World War Zed, and was it freaky

zed by noneofyourdamnbusiness September 22, 2007

ZED

Its a slang short word word for the African country of Zambia,used mostly by the young generation.

So when are you going back to Zed?

ZED by mspontiff April 20, 2010

zed

mostly known on habbo UK.
a person who dates another person on the internet, claming they will love them for ever, adopt a child (really a 13+ pretending to be a baby)
then the next day, they'll dump each other and move on.

zedgirl: he11o babes i 1ove you.
zedboy: i 1ove u 2 x

next day.
zed boy: ur dumped.
zed girl: NOOO.

5 min later.
zedgirl: t+?
zed boy 2: t+u =love
zedgirl: kay bbz i 1ove you

zed by deadvegetables August 2, 2009

zed

the letter 'Z'.

Read the Bible from A to zed.

zed by Brandon July 24, 2006

Zed

An outing or trip that is accentuated with drugs such as LSD, Datura, DMT, etc.

Hey man, you wanna go on a zed soon? Last time was so much fun.

Zed by HiImDarryl March 22, 2017

Zed

A neologism or apothegm employed by ingroups to:

1. elicit solidarity,

2. pronounce exclamation or excitement,

3. alert others to one's presents,

4. bestow on others to recognise / indicate friendship

5. indicate achievement

1. "Zed" (to express acknowledgement on something said)

2. "F*$king Zed!" (with vigour on spilling a drink)

3. "Ah, Zed" (used on approach to a group of friends)

4. "Zed" (employed with a nod)

5. "Chris Zed biatch" (rising pitch)

Zed by MrTogias July 21, 2009

zed

"Zed" is the way us educated Canadians and British have pronounced the last letter of the latest incarnation of the Roman Alphabet.

ABC you get the rest, X, Y, ZED, DAMMIT, NOT ZEE!

zed by J. Michael Reiter July 24, 2006