Zitgeist

n. The ghostly remnant on a mirror of a popped zit; the smudge that remains of a zit's spirit; the spirit of a zit
Etymology: from German ZeitGeist, lit. "time spirit", as in "The spirit of the time..." ZitGeist is "The spirit of the zit."

Gross. Please tell the teenagers to windex off their zitgeists.

by Iopis August 15, 2017

zeitgeisted

The condition of having had some special unique interest or proclivity, and then discovering that it has just been featured in media or elsewhere; the ensuing realization that in fact your interest was not unique, but in fact others just like you were pursuing it as well; the revelation that the interest you thought was unique was merely a reflection of the spirit of the time.

"Did you hear that Garrett got zeitgeisted again? He just launched that blog about vintage (somethings) a month ago, and there was a pictorial about the exact same thing in the new Wired Magazine!"

"Poor guy."

by Cheese Burger April 3, 2009

Zeismeister

One with a short, curly, pubic-like head of hair. Usually a male that carries his testicles in the form of a fruit basket, resembling a vagina. Most likely seen surrounded by women that only enhance his feminineness. Usually attempts to hide his feminine gestures with short bursts of masculinity, but is quickly found out to resemble a true woman.

Also found to make comments such as:

Man: "Oh, by the way, I'm scheduled to have my vagina surgically implanted next week."

Can be responded to with:

Woman: "Wow.....you're such a Zeismeister"

by CKCP-AB March 16, 2011

zeitgeistically

(Adj/adv): in zeitgeist, i.e. in its proper socio-cultural/historical/geopolitical/ geo-military context

Zeitgeistically speaking, the word "idiot" had a radically different meaning from the one it has today, all you have to do is figure out what it meant in the days of Alexander the Great

by Sexydimma August 13, 2016

zeitgeistically

(adv/adj):

a) in zeitgeist

b)in its proper socio-cultural/historical context

zeitgeistically speaking, the word "idiot" had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great, to what it does today.

by Sexydimma December 19, 2014

zeitgeistically

(adj): in zeitgeist

zeitgeistically speaking, the word idiot had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great than what it does today, and had nothing to do with mentally ill or stupid people.

by Sexydimma June 14, 2014

zeitgeistically

(adv): in zeitgeist

zeitgeistically speaking, the word `idiot` had a radically different meaning in the Greece of Alexander The Great than what it does today.

by Sexydimma September 24, 2014