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zippity do da zippity dae your mother has the super gay
Guy: Hey buddy, you looking for trouble?
Wizard: You leave me no choice, Zippity do da zippity dae your mother has the super gay
Guy: *dies*
Wizard: You leave me no choice, Zippity do da zippity dae your mother has the super gay
Guy: *dies*
zippity do da zippity dae your mother has the super gay by BlingusBlongus June 13, 2018
pippity poppity give me the zoppity
pippity poppity give me the zoppity by thnksfrptrck January 24, 2017
Zoppity
1. an adjective in describing the exactitude of uncompromisingly cool shit, pimp shit, or awesomely ill shit (see money, on point, or dope).
2. a noun meaning money
Originally coined in the 3rd season of "The Office" (episode 18, 'The Negotiation') by Steve Carrel's character Michael Scott.
"MICHAEL: Bippity boppity, show me the zoppity".
Craig Robinson's character Darryl Philbin admits to teaching Michael imaginary "black man" slang.
In episode 19, 'Safety Training', of the same 3rd season:
"MICHAEL: I’m giving everyone a little bit of a treat. We are going to listen in on Darryl’s presentation in the warehouse and if I know Darryl, it’s gonna by zoppity".
2. a noun meaning money
Originally coined in the 3rd season of "The Office" (episode 18, 'The Negotiation') by Steve Carrel's character Michael Scott.
"MICHAEL: Bippity boppity, show me the zoppity".
Craig Robinson's character Darryl Philbin admits to teaching Michael imaginary "black man" slang.
In episode 19, 'Safety Training', of the same 3rd season:
"MICHAEL: I’m giving everyone a little bit of a treat. We are going to listen in on Darryl’s presentation in the warehouse and if I know Darryl, it’s gonna by zoppity".
MILDLY DRUNK FRIEND #1: "This grilled cheese sandwich is so damn zoppity"!
MILDLY DRUNK FRIEND #2: "Not as zoppity as these ketchup chips"!
MILDLY DRUNK FRIEND #2: "Not as zoppity as these ketchup chips"!
Zoppity by HONKYSAUCE January 19, 2010
Zippity Zubaz
The fashion sense of the well heeled northerners (usually Canadian), especially their love of the "Zubaz" brand shorts.
Zippity Zubaz by tilts_at_windmills July 23, 2009
zippity zoppity, give me the boppity
zippity zoppity, give me the boppity by dvill July 17, 2007
zippitydoofuckin' da
zippitydoofuckin' da by GhostFaceGirl May 14, 2005
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