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The phonetic equivalent of 2023 often used to refer to the class of 2023 as a whole. Originally derived from Zozi which was used to refer to the class of 2021, Zoze was created because of the convenience of being able to refer to a class year and the students in it by a single word. This could be considered a form of 1337 since Zoze would be equivalent to 2023.
H: Hey are you going to the hockey game?
Z: Are there any other Zoze going?

H: Yeah lots of our classmates are gonna be there, you should come!
Zoze by HtotheG19 May 11, 2020
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Noun.
- A men with many hoes

Verb.

1. -to indulge in many casual affairs with women; philander
2. -to make effeminate
Bill Clinton was a zozel back in the days.
Men who are zozel drive women insane because they can't keep up with who he's going out with at the current time.
see Womanizer
Zozel by jon403 May 16, 2011
Related Words
Zoze • zozed • Zozel • zozen • zozers • Zozer (ed) • zoz
Person 1: I heard Connor has a massive penis
Person 2: Yeah, i hear he's a real Zozes
Zozes by #Swaggers May 12, 2014
Verb (to zoze) or adjective. Fooled, snowed; To fool someone, to distract someone from the truth.
"I thought she was interested in me."
"No, man, you got zozed."

The president zozed us into thinking we were getting his support.
zozed by dearlycorrupted December 28, 2006
Talks faster than the speed of light, blonde and da Zozerfied
Zozers was on a mad one innit, ZOZERS BOI!
zozers by MLllll September 8, 2006

Zozer (ed)

A suffix meaning extremely or entirely that can be used to add emphasis to the words pwn, or own.
Original Sentence: You just got PWNED!
After addition of suffix: You just got Pwnzozered!
Zozer (ed) by MASTERSH4KE June 27, 2005
Dont talk to him , he got some strange funges diseases and has arthritis

R.I.P. Zozen , forever in our hearts
Did you hear about zozens hairy legs
zozen by Zozensucks;) September 16, 2019
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