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A snap going in a Z. Usually used by people when they had just made either a smart remark, or insult.
Fluffy: Got dat right ger-friend! *z-snap*
Fluffymonster: o.o
z-snap by ßöMß§ ÄwÄ¥! February 26, 2008
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z snap • z circle snap • Z • z job • z bars • Z-UP • z-tard • Z Day • Z-Ro • z-unit
Also known as the Zimbabwe snap

specifically not a d-snap or 3-snap.
"Damn dude you just z-snapped her so hard"

"Whats a D-snap?"

"No, Z-snap, Zimbabwe"
z-snap by Metis October 31, 2020
it's where you take your fingers and you snap three times as u make a z in the air... it means " i know u just didn't" or "bring it on" or "your bitch ass just got served". It is usually used by ghetto masters or white wangstas.
Right after Talisha stole my boy, I gave her the z snap to let her know just how i felt. Bring it on, beeyotch!
z snap by ghettoguru37 May 28, 2006

z circle snap 

a motion where usually a girl, snaps in the shape of a z and then in a circle moving her head along with it. Used when girls get in a fight commonly w/ another girl. sticking out your lips can increase the attitude.
girl1: (snaps in z and a circle)i know you didnt steal my boyfriend!
girl2: oh yes i did!
girl1: AH AH! (girls dodge one another and begin to fight)
z circle snap by sam December 9, 2003
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