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Zebullion 

Something which looks great initially, but, on closer inspection, reveals itself to be total shit. Fools gold.

Etymology:

From ZEBU - a jowly cow-like creature from South America (that bears a passing resemblance to Rupert Murdoch) whose meat is often passed off as 'British steak' in pubs and restaurants - and BULLION - Money, gold, shekels, loot etc.
e.g. "It looked good on ebay, but it turned out I was chasing Zebullion"
Zebullion by Delmore October 13, 2009
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A sexy beast person (usualy with a rather large penis). Ussualy a skinny white boy, but can also extend into the larger range of persons. Also Zeb for short.
Have you meet that new guy Zebulon?

Yeah, Shara says his junk is huge!
Zebulon by nebbie September 10, 2007
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zoullion 

zoullion is, zaza. that gas pack. that lemon chello. it means good weed
dude i just copped some zoullion
zoullion by zoullionmaster3 April 20, 2023
Dad- I think our son is a Zebulon
Zebulon by Longcocklooie November 5, 2018
My beautiful best friend from California Zebulon, but we call him Zeb. He’s pretty funny guy.
Zebulon is cool and I think he has a beautiful soul.
Zebulon by Starbuckscountrygirl November 25, 2021
Zebulon is one of the twelve tribes of Israel. The tribe of Zebulon are in the region of Guatemala to Panama. They are the descendants of the Mayans.
The tribe of Zebulon are Israelites.
Zebulon by Romans9 November 30, 2018
A total creeper, who usually has a crappy job, like being a dance instructor.
Amber's dance instructon, zebulon is a total creeper.
zebulon by Bob Barker Manning August 6, 2008
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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