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In lower case zugzug as a train, similar to choochoo in English.
Zug, pronounced tzoog, is of Germanic origination and means train.
"zugzug" as declared by Milla Jojovich in 5th Element as a train roared up a building.
ZugZug by Jordan Harrier March 12, 2005
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Camilla during her Heavy drinking phase of undirected violence
CALM DOWN ZugZug, Jake will be here soon!!!!
ZugZug by stephen cooper May 5, 2004
a name referring to one that eats male genetalia.
Stop being a zugzug!
zugzug by Mrlezurd July 5, 2022
A person who is only interested in mathematics and refuses to believe that statistics is real math. Zugzug's are also terrible at chess, and struggle to reach a height more than 2 standard deviations below the mean.
Bro that dude is a absolute zhuzhao, xuzhou, zaozu, xuzhou. He ZugZugs all the time...
Zugzug by LilyJang September 28, 2023
A phrase used by the orcs in Warcraft, Warcraft 2, Warcraft 3. The phrase is used for yes yes.
Orc Soldier: Get to work!
Orc Peon: Zug-zug.
zug-zug by NongagXam January 10, 2003
This is a phrase in Orcish that has come to be used in English phrasiology, much like the French 'C'est la vie.' Used originally by Orcs who had a tendancy to slip into their native tongue, having only learned English so that human players would understand them.
Okay, the hand poked me, and then poked the ground. Time to acknowlege it.
"Zug Zug!"
Zug Zug by John B. May 24, 2003
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