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Zebra Shit 

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A pile of shit covered with splooge.

Can be used as a noun or a verb.
I just took a giant Zebra shit on his desk.
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We are going to go zebra shit his room tomorrow.
Zebra Shit by FedEx Blows Nuts December 23, 2010

Zebra shit 

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When two males interact in sexual intercourse and one male climaxes in the others ass, and there next shit comes out white and black like a zebra.
Luke you probably take zebra shits.
Zebra shit by Clunky_chode101 April 10, 2022

Zebrashits 

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A unit of power. Used to show an object or beings power output. A zebrashit is the amount of energy used when a zebra takes a shit. (1 horsepower is 0.5 Zebrashits).
A Zebrashit is converted from horsepower by multiplying the horsepower by 0.5.
Chad: My 6.0L V12 produces 375 Zebrashits.
Brad: I like men
Zebrashits by Tommy Smithsonian April 13, 2022
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