zero dark thirty

Going completely silent from social networking, un-necessary relationships and distractions until the ultimate goal is attained.

I´m wasting too much time here. I´ve got to focus and go Zero Dark Thirty.

by SomeoneWhoIsntYou October 23, 2013

World War Zero

Name give 'posthumously' to the Russo-Japanese War (1904-05).

World War Zero is called so because it spread to vast parts outside the original war zone, namely China and the North Pacific regions.

by hammer---;, hytham April 25, 2007

hairy zero cool

this word is used to emphasise the 'awesomeness' of something. in slang, 'hairy' means awesome, and 'zero cool' means awesome as well. so, 'hairy zero cool' means doubally awesome.

that haircut is 'hairy zero cool'!

by Judson Rempel November 6, 2006

t minus zero

The termination of a countdown. Afterwards, time is denoted by 't plus <amount of time>'

We are at t minus zero. We have ignition and liftoff.

by pythonspam May 13, 2004

zero dark hundred

term arising from the military use of a 24 hour clock (0800 for 8 AM and 2000 for 8 PM- for those people who can't tell if its day or night) e.g. zero three hundred is 3 AM. zero dark hundred is usually inferred to as being sometime after last call and before reville...anytime between 2 and 5 AM. In other words, Waaay to fucking early to get up and go on watch, or on a 20 mile hike.

Whaddaya mean 'patrol'? it's still zero dark hundred!

by mike, PS1, USCG December 30, 2006

Internet rule zero

Rule 0 of the internet:Don't fuck with cats.

Garry: Hey! look at this stupid cat lol!
You (most likely):Internet rule zero, RULE ZER-OH

by Internet Rules 101 July 29, 2022

Zero-point-one

Used as a noun. Usually used to describe anything new that has not had the problems worked out of it yet, such as a new untested product released on an unsuspecting public. It can also be used to denote the first version of something created which is not approved/expected to be the final version, such as a new computer program, music mix, the first draft of a script, etc.

PLURAL: "I should have waited a few months to buy that new automobile, seeing as they hadn't worked the problems out of the zero-point-ones yet." SINGULAR: "We've got the new zero-point-one up and running, we'll see how this works out..."

by Kirk Bradford Myers November 10, 2008