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Awkward, when a situation is awkward,
or when a person is particularly awkward,
i could be something that someone has said or just the people in the room

Zoosat can also be used in place of any word/name that you cannot mention is present company
for example ;

Maddy does not want to tell her friends who her new boyfriend is but she would like to discuss it with her best friend Abena but her other friends are there so she would say "I was talking to Zoosat last night and he said this...."
Zoosat by So Funny March 25, 2010
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being drunk or acting drunk. could also mean drunk on energy drinks or in a good mood.
BRO STEVE WAS SO ZOOSTED LAST NIGHT
YEA HE HAD ONE TOO MANY SHOTS
Zoosted by thezoost June 16, 2018
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A term describing an extremely unattractive female.
This fool tried to hook me up with this zoobat last night!
zoobat by MrBigDrawsz June 12, 2007

Zoostomp 

When you take vitamin B12 through exotic means, such as injecting it with a Zoostomper needle or digesting it by swallowing Zoostomper pellets.
"This dude got caught Zoostomping the other day."
"Yeah I heard he Zoostomps hard."
Zoostomp by boofcloudman November 19, 2020

zoosadist 

Gaining pleasure from the torturing of animals. Mainly dogs or cats.
that ugly hoe is a zoosadist
zoosadist by bigbutersmith January 8, 2023

zootation device

A marijuana cigarette
"Time for a zootation device"
*Pulls out a zoot *
zootation device by Flowermam210 September 27, 2017

zoostile 

A stile on zoo grounds
The elephants walked over the zoostile on their way to their enclosure.
zoostile by Zoostile September 29, 2017
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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