Zones

a surrounding band or stripe of distinctive color, texture, or character.

In the kitchen, the tiles are arranged in zones of color, with the light shades making up the outer area and darker ones in the inner part of the room.

by Arminkshipper June 18, 2025

Zone

a belt or girdle worn around a person's body.

"She tied the belt of her dress tightly to give the dress a nice fit, and make her look even more fashionable with the pretty zone design."

by Arminkshipper June 18, 2025

Zoned

Surround as or with a band or stripe.

"The artist carefully zoned the edges of the painting with a contrasting color to make the central image pop."

by Arminkshipper June 18, 2025

Zoned out

fall asleep or lose concentration or awareness

"I just zoned out for a moment"

by Arminkshipper June 18, 2025

The O-Zone

Relates to a Q&A section on a sports team’s website, staffed by a long-serving, under appreciated writer who engages in witty wordplay, banter and (occasionally) insightful commentary on said sports team.

“Dude, do you read the O-Zone?”

“Do I? The K.O.A.F’s interesting comments are, interesting!”

“It’s always coaching in the NFL right?”

by MrBauxite June 21, 2025

Zone layer

A layer of weed smoke that fills a car, room, or concert venue. Probable to get a contact high and take a nap.

My nephew passed out in the chair because of the zone layer.

by anonymous June 22, 2025

Wonkey pony zone

The uncharted territory entered when the crew is ket-wobbled at the same time, communication reduced to silent mouth movements, grunts, and teleporting between dimensions.

“We hit the wonkey pony zone about 3 a.m. — couldn’t tell if we were on the kitchen or in the moon.”

by The real slippery gypsy August 19, 2025