by SpliffSmoka August 21, 2006
Zig-Zag's - papers used for rolling cigarettes. White is the thinnest, and is distinguished by it's watermark of the zig-zag man and are preferable for rolling joints, but one must be careful not to roll wet pot with one's white zig-zags or one will have trouble getting one's joint to burn properly, the blue papers are a little heavier and are better for rolling cigarettes, or pot which was either freshly picked or "moisened" by your local pot supplier. The green zig-zags are the thickest, and wet proof, therefore they are most valuable for water-skiing, cliff jumping, and deep sea diving. Wherever you live, they'll likely cost you less than the price of a chocolate bar, so even if you don't smoke cigarettes, or pot, I really suggest picking up a pack, simply because they're cool.
Happy days
LZ
Happy days
LZ
"Hi, could I get 6 packs of white zig-zags please."
"Do you think you can really use the green zig-zags under water?"
"Zig-zags are like the world man, it's like you got the papers, keeping everything in, like the ozone and stuff, and like, the pot is like all the trees and people and stuff, and like, they're all like living and stuff.... and then you like, burn it, and like it gets you totally stoned and stuff."
"Do you think you can really use the green zig-zags under water?"
"Zig-zags are like the world man, it's like you got the papers, keeping everything in, like the ozone and stuff, and like, the pot is like all the trees and people and stuff, and like, they're all like living and stuff.... and then you like, burn it, and like it gets you totally stoned and stuff."
by LZ December 20, 2003
Zig-Zag (TM) (abbr: zigs): 1: a brand of rolling papers 2: slang for a rolled product made with said papers (usu: a joint).
Zig-Zag cigarette papers were the fist brand of rolling papers. The dude on the pack has been called Pierre, Boris or le zouave (fr: military: light infantry) over the years. legend has it that Pierre invented paper-rolled cigarettes during the Battle of Sebastopol, after his pipe had been destroyed by a bullet while he was enjoying a toke.
syn: skins, papers, rollies
Zig-Zag cigarette papers were the fist brand of rolling papers. The dude on the pack has been called Pierre, Boris or le zouave (fr: military: light infantry) over the years. legend has it that Pierre invented paper-rolled cigarettes during the Battle of Sebastopol, after his pipe had been destroyed by a bullet while he was enjoying a toke.
syn: skins, papers, rollies
by Bob Dole on a Stick October 18, 2003
Joint paper's.
Zig-Zag is an actual brand of rolling paper's.
They have a 'rasta-looking' dude on the pack.
Zig-Zag is an actual brand of rolling paper's.
They have a 'rasta-looking' dude on the pack.
"It was once said I smoked so much weed, by a brother,
that I looked like the nigga on the zig-zag cover." - Cypress Hill IV (High Times)
that I looked like the nigga on the zig-zag cover." - Cypress Hill IV (High Times)
by Diego July 18, 2003
Colt 45 and 2 zig zags, baby thats all we need, we'll go to the park after dark and smoke that tumbleweed
by Heavens Outlaw April 15, 2004
by Chris July 11, 2003
The motion of someone running to avoid a sniper. To be affective, every segment of the zig zag must not equal to any other segment and no two angles may be the same
by personalchaos October 15, 2010