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Heyzeus
What one would say as a greeting to a person who is comparable to the ancient Greek God of sky and thunder.
Some also say Heyzeus is a type of substance.
Others say Heyzeus rhymes with corn-dog. I don't believe them.
Some also say Heyzeus is a type of substance.
Others say Heyzeus rhymes with corn-dog. I don't believe them.
Mere Mortal- Hey Zeus!
Zeus- What did you say?!
Mere Mortal- U-urm, I meant urm... Heyzeus !
Zeus- That's more like it... Meh I'll kill you anyway.
Zeus- What did you say?!
Mere Mortal- U-urm, I meant urm... Heyzeus !
Zeus- That's more like it... Meh I'll kill you anyway.
Heyzeus by uwanttruthitellz August 24, 2009
Heyzeus
Heyzeus is an adjective used to describe any exclamatory/shocking or alarmingly disturbing situation the speaker finds themselves in. Heyzeus is derived from the Spanish pronunciation of Jesus, "hey-zeus" and is used instead of "Jesus!". Was created by the great word inventor Stewart "Nauta" Patterson
HeyZeus
popular youtuber with 320k subs (30 august 2022) that talks about the cs go market or cs go in general.
also an absolute legend
also an absolute legend
HeyZeus by Eseba (Cebi) August 30, 2022
hey-zeus
Phrase used when you are experiencing the need to tell the person you're with to "chill out" or "calm yourself."
hey-zeus by Lindsay Hamel May 2, 2008
Hey Zeus
Hey Zeus by Fly On The Wall October 24, 2004
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