geekazoid
geekazoid by richard lai March 1, 2003
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geekazoid
geekazoid by Clumsy Delia August 7, 2012
Geekazoid
1. A variant of the standard 'tweaker' that "geeks" more than usual. They will often perform acts that are borderline insane.
2. When someone acts so weird that saying they're 'geeking' is an understatement.
2. When someone acts so weird that saying they're 'geeking' is an understatement.
Example 1 -
Bob: " Hey did u hear about those methheads by the Walmart? I heard they started eating each others faces off bro"
Jim: "Oh hell naw. These geekazoids are getting out of hand bruh"
Example 2 -
AJ: "Yo bro did you see when William pulled his pants down and started yodeling in the middle of the cafeteria?"
Frank: "Yes bruh. wtmm he's on some geekazoid type shit"
Bob: " Hey did u hear about those methheads by the Walmart? I heard they started eating each others faces off bro"
Jim: "Oh hell naw. These geekazoids are getting out of hand bruh"
Example 2 -
AJ: "Yo bro did you see when William pulled his pants down and started yodeling in the middle of the cafeteria?"
Frank: "Yes bruh. wtmm he's on some geekazoid type shit"
neekazoid
a very cool word used when insulting someone, works in any circumstance for example, when someone is literally being a total ass, you just instantly shut them down by slamming them with the neekazoid phrase to show that you are simply elite.
pipe down you neekazoid!
neekazoid by stonksware July 5, 2021
reekazoid
reekazoid by Anthony Volpe April 17, 2003
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