zebra

(n) common slang term for referees or field officials in certain sports (particularly in American football) due to the white and black striped uniforms

That zebra should be hunted down for that assinine 'pass interference' call.

by methodmadness March 17, 2004

zebra

Like a horse, but better. Zebras have many stripes, and a sophisticated color palette making them superior to every other creature in the animal kingdom. They are practically the real-life version of a unicorn, only with less sparkles and more stripes. Zebras are so self confident, they don’t try to blend in, they stand out. Zebras are very rare, and spotting one is a once in a lifetime experience. If you find a zebra in the wild, make sure you catch it and bring it home with you for good luck.

“Omg, look over there! Is that a zebra?”

“That’s so cool, I’ve heard they can grant wishes!”

“Yeah, dude. They’re like the real life version of unicorns.”

by monkeytoes January 17, 2021

Zebra Sex

when a black man and a white woman (or a black woman and a white man) bone doggy-style

you see that onyx colored man and that lil snowflake bish- those are my roomates. And last night i fell asleep to the sound of his balls slappin that thang from behind allll night...mmm, yeahh thats right- Zebra Sex.

by Mr. G's Room April 9, 2010

zebra'd

when a black man slaps a white woman in her face with his penis

denzel washington zebra'd yo mama last night!

by b jaff May 30, 2006

zebraslut

one who is evil inside and out, is prone to wear zebra and look like a dinosaur with huge nostrils. nbd stay away from these dangerous creatures.

some girls can be defined as a zebraslut. study their swagger and their outfit.

by smartinformer September 16, 2009

zebra

Any of several swift, wild, horselike African mammals of the genus Equus, having distinctive overall markings of alternating white and black or brown stripes.

Is that Zebra black with white stipes or white with black stripes?

by Caitlinn July 21, 2005

Zebra Factor

The Zebra Factor is an arbitrary representation which determines to what degree an actual outcome is deviant to an expected outcome within the facts presented. Based on the idea that when all signs point to a horse, it may still be a zebra. Ancillary to Occam's Razor.

"You learn the Zebra Factor in first year medical school; when you hear hoof beats, think horses, not zebras." - House MD

by DigitalSignalX March 1, 2011