Zag-Z

one of the best osu! tablet players out there. he dominates with his insane skill, and frequently streams himself using a hentai skin. he is best known for playing osu! one handed, as his right hand is usually busy as he beats himself off to the beat.

he's an extremely kind and intelligent young man, but also yet another one of the kids fazed and ruined by the uprising of this chinese cartoon game... it's a shame.

Zag-Z! Ni hen xihuan chi gou!

by i feel bad for a6d June 27, 2019

Ruler Zig-Zag-Zig Allah

Ruler Zig-Zag-Zig Allah (Supreme Alphabet for "RZA")
Slang for RZA from the wu-tang clan.

Using the "supreme alphabet" RZA
R - ruler
Z - Zig Zag Zig meaning from Knowledge to Wisdom to Understanding
A - Allah

Aim the official, initial, is ruler zig-zag-zig allah
All that other bullshit aint permissable
Annual increase of the wu-tang manual

by Nate h September 18, 2008

Ruler Zig Zag Zig Allah

the head of the famous rap group, Wu-Tang Clan

Ruler Zig Zag Zig Allah a.k.a. RZA

by AFRO CHILD May 10, 2009

zig zag zig

Knowledge Wisdom And Understanding.

Once You Learn Zig Zag Zig Your Whole.

by Spadoni August 10, 2006

zig zag

cigarette paper used to role marijuana in, to make a joint

I need some more zig zags so that i can roll a J.

by Anonymous August 15, 2003

Lag-Zag

In a video game, when it lags so bad that everyone seems to just pop up out of no where "Lag-Zagging" around you.

Player 1 : Finally someone to kill. *Shoots guy over and over, and sees he is taking no damage*

Player 2: *Lags all around player 1, and kills him one shot*

Player 1: Damn it, he fucking lag-zagged me.

by Coco Mojo March 16, 2010

Zig Zag

Zig-Zag is a popular brand of rolling papers that originated in France (#1 seller in USA as per industry publications). The Zig-Zag brand is used mostly on tobacco-related products such as cigarette rolling papers, cigarette tubes and accessories, though it could be used (albeit illegally in most countries) for marijuana products.

"A Colt 45 and two Zig Zags, baby that's all we need!" (Afroman)

by Matthew Hall January 1, 2009