Zirch 

(Noun) Someone who is against or spreads hate about anyone in the LGBTQ+ community

Anyone who is part of or supports the Westboro Baptist Church is a zirch.

Zirch by Obsidiox February 17, 2017

bee-I-zitch 

Used instead of the more vulgar bitch, for describing a really unpleasant woman,when your listeners include people ( like your Mom ) who would be appalled at such language. Acceptable in even the most curse averse groups.

That teacher is such a bee-I-zitch! She drives me crazy!

She shouldn't act like such a bee-I-zitch! She knows it was an

accident.

bee-I-zitch by gulsh June 3, 2010

Zischeln 

Zischeln (sie zischelt, zischelte, hat gezischelt) stands for the unique and sexy sound when women pee. Nierenjuice often emerges with strong pressure from a full bladder, also zischelt es. Men love this sound and get very hot.

"Ahhhh I have to pee, I am full of nierenjuice!!!" - "Let me hear it zischeln!" *zshhhhhhhhhh pschhhhhhhhhhhh zshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh* "Oh yeah so hot......" - "Let`s fuck now! You wanna my boysahne???"

Zischeln by gollomosh September 16, 2023

zitchdog 

it's a car game, every time you see a dog you gotta be the first one to say ZITCHDOG!

zitchdog

zitchdog by marshall eriksen May 22, 2009

Zirconium Pants 

A slang term for very fancy and/or expensive pants.
The term created and popularized by the musical group 'Tally Hall'.

Person A: Do you like how I dance? I've got zirconium pants!
Person B: they're consequential enough to slip you into a trance!

Zirconium Pants by BaklavaMcFunny October 16, 2021

el zilcho 

1.) Zero.

2.) What you find when you're boned.

Fry: Oh, no! Our superpower cream is out of itself!

Turanga Leela: Check under the cap. There may be a caked-in gold mine.

Fry: El Zilcho. I'm afraid we're boned.

Bender: El Zilcho. Hey, is it too late to change my superhero name?

el zilcho by canadienbang March 2, 2010

cubic zirconia 

Cubic zirconia (sometimes called simply 'cz') is the most popular diamond simulant in the world today. It is an oxide of the metallic element zirconium, ZrO². It has a hardness of about 8.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, as opposed to diamond, which is 10, sapphire/ruby which is 9, topaz which is 8, and so on. The refractive index of CZ is 2.42. It can be made in nearly any color and can be faceted into many cuts.

CZ occurs naturally but in pieces too small for jewelry purposes. It wasn't until the 1970s however when Soviet scientists learned how to grow this mineral in the laboratory, at which time jewelry designers first took notice of cubic zirconia. For the first few years it was on the market it was often sold for as much as $20 per carat (!!) and was only available in a few colors.

CZ is more dense than diamond -- it weighs more for its size than diamond does. Sapphire and ruby, both of which are the same gemstone, just different colors, are also more dense than diamond. CZ is about 75% heavier than diamond. As such, a CZ's size is referred to in carats usually in comparison to diamonds. CZs are more accurately measured in millimeters, referring to the width of the stone. A 6.5 mm cubic zirconia is equal in size to a one-carat diamond and actually weighs about 1.75 carats.

CZ isn't grown/created like any other imitation gemstone in the world, either. A high radio-frequency "skull crucible" system is used, in which the melting zirconia powder actually creates the sides of its own container during its formation. Cooling this extremely hot molten ore becomes the most crucial step in the entire process. A carefully programmed cooling procedure is required to form the flawless crystals -- metal pipes in a coil-shape with water running through them are used to cool down the material, in the center.

CZ is often spoken of negatively because it is a synthetic gemstone. It is durable, very bright, can be grown in a varity of colors and when well cut it is a very convincing diamond substitute.

See related:
diamond
gold
platinum
bling
bling bling
jewelry

cubic zirconia by Ryan Thompson September 25, 2004