Zempai

Someone who is top3 unimportant, even if he has remarkable skills.

Look at Jon go, he's such a Zempai.

by Zempai February 11, 2018

Zempliar

The outside piece of bread on a loaf of bread- sometimes known at the "crust" or "outsider".

Oh no I wanted a sandwich but it is only the zempliar that's left!

Would you like peanut butter on your zempliar?

by janet_jankleberry January 15, 2021

Zempavink

A dutch word deriving from a birds name. It's use is similar to that of: "Ha Bisky"

Most of the time it is used to express discontent without wanting to provoking someone.

John: "Did that package I ordered arrive today?"
Peter: "No, it's still not here."
John: "Ah, for the love of Zempavink!"

by Rucovest June 19, 2010

zempire

People of 'zempire' have absolute power over others

Oh shit, he's from Zempire, do one chaps.

by shahinbipcapboogie November 1, 2006

Zembairi

Arabic word for "Doggy" style

i gave it to her zembairi last night

by Red T September 25, 2010

zenpai

An IRC version of senpai, a zenpai likes to assume the role of power bottom in difference to the more common dominant role of a senpai more similar to a Kouhai.

A common interaction demonstration this relationship is seen when the zenpai seeks to enlighten a network he or she is in search of a pounding by accusing more dominant users of being rapists to excite them into foreplay (Example given)

Two zenpai's and a senpai
<zenpai> Maybe it's because you can't help yourself fantasizing about me
<codaholic> nugget was raped too
<zenpai> nugget is the rapist

* nugget pro pen tester

by DrNugget March 30, 2019

Zemping

Dancefloor pick-up maneuver, popularized in East Germany during the 1980s. Involves shuffling sideways towards the target whilst turning the head side to side. Arms remain motionless and downward. If the target is interested, they turn to face the 'zemper' and, arms outstretched, motion him/her in by bending the arms upward at the elbows in time to the music track being played.

Es viel zemping auf tanzflache. Fantastisch!

by Kellen Gurber December 4, 2013