zubik

The art of deflecting tasks away from yourself and onto unsuspecting coworkers.

I was able to zubik that work to our secretary

by Charlie Waffle March 11, 2011

Lake Zurich High School

Also known as Vape Zurich. The high school with the largest percentage of girls that end up in the ER for drinking.

ryan: “dude are you going to lake zurich high schools prom?”

connor: “nah dude I think i’m just going to the after party. Heard there’s going to be 5 cases of Busch...”

by anonlz2019 May 25, 2018

Zurichi

A cat who rejects his heritage, and/or is in denial of it.

Quit being a Zurichi! You're making your Uncle Nemo sad.

by ADFXOzymandias June 18, 2010

Zubiya

Zubiya is a name of a Muslim girl. It means a gift from God.

My name is Zubiya.

by Tabiyah April 26, 2021

zubia

Beautiful, Bold, intelligent, hot, smart

She's is zubia means she's so hot

by Z31 March 12, 2017

Zürich

It is a pretty nice city at the north-west end of the lake Zürich. It has good transportation, food, education, healthcare and a stable job market. The language spoken here is a dialect of high German called "Züritüütsch". Even some people from Germany have trouble understanding it :P

It is the birthplace of dadaism and the famous german scientist Albert Einstein was a graduate and professor at the ETH Zürich.

Currently 23,2% of the population is foreign. Mostly Germans, Italians and Serbs.

American dude: "So, do you have electricity Switzerland?"

Guy from Zürich: "Yeah. Where I live we get batteries once a month brought to us by a peasant riding a donkey"

American dude: "Really?"

Guy from Zürich: "..."

by RandomSwissDude May 11, 2010

Züricher

It's a word that a lot of German people say. But Swiss People can't hear that.

Please say in Future "Zürcher".

Statement for not-german guys:
a "zürcher" - or logical in High-German "Züricher"... - is a people who live or come from Zurich in Switzerland.

Swiss German: Ich bin än Zürcher.
High-German: Ich bin ein Zürcher.

Or "normally" in High-German:
Ich bin ein Züricher.

by hpsk April 26, 2010