Zeebo

An epithet to describe a person from Azerbaijan or of Azeri descent. Attributes include pointy shoes, doma breath and Ladas loaded with farm animals.

Look at that Zeebo with his pointy dolma-eating shoes.

by Lefty Holepunch May 20, 2011

zeebra chick

a wench who is addicted to flirting, smoking, and giving oral sex

"man, that little zeebra chick better light this cheeba and enjoy my ballsack"

by headbussa August 31, 2007

ZeeBoo

1> Something to yell during a random moment or when something funny happens.

2> A word use when there is no explanation for the moment.

You are walking down the street and you see a fat guy driving a smart car and a midget driving an 18 wheeler you would just say ZeeBoo and keep on going.

by Chuson September 16, 2010

Zleem

A mythical beast whose spirit occasionally inhabits select people who've had too many drinks. Once Zleem has inhabited someone, the person's new goal for the foreseeable future is sabotaging absolutely everything they are capable of including themself. Zleem is irrational, deceitful and poly amorous. Zleem only knows one thing and that is destroying relationships.

Everything you knew about your friend over there went out the window 3 beers ago. Zleem has arrived. You can pick up your friend and what is left of their dignity at a bail bondsman in the morning.

by davisj3537 January 8, 2014

Zelebrity

/zɪˈlɛbrɪti/

A Z-list 'celebrity' that hardly anyone knows, has no real influence, or someone that was well recognised 20+ years ago but no longer has that status.

"This is supposed to be 'I'm a celebrity...' but I hardly know who any of them are. I'm a zelebrity, more like!

by Matt Windle poet October 10, 2020

Zeebo

god, the supreme leader

i love zeebo i hope he rises again

by zeebo’s disciple March 23, 2021

Zweebop-a-loobop-a-bing-bang-boom

The code word used by the elite guard of the Zweembatu army to determine if someone attempting to enter through the ancient gates of Charnghallow is a friend or a an evil spy from the army of Helnarkovia.

Bone hanndle.

by Ignatius P. Flernhagort June 11, 2006