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person 1: i just saw a blue cat!
person 2: it was a solzx
solzx by wizzerd July 10, 2009
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To rest and relax in an outdoor environment, typically in a Mediterranean climate. The term first appeared on the sunny shores of San Diego, California in the 1980s, and was commonly used by surfers in the area. Today, the term has been adopted by people from all walks of life. It has outgrown its California roots, and is often used in many regions of the United States.
Dude, let's solax this weekend. The rays have been calling my name all week.

There's nothing better than a nice solax after shredding the gnarly tubes.
Solax by lajolla July 22, 2010
Related Words
solzx Solex solix soluxe solxye Solz Solax solaxist Solex Agitators solexox
A modern Americanized- colloquial last name for certain tribe's of southern Italian family's; after they came through immigration at Ellis Island during the turn of the 20th century.
Tribes of Solz's played their part in building the first industrial area's of America.
Solz by thefadeawayman June 1, 2016
When speaking to a friend online, you will shorten 'sorry' to 'soz.' The 'x' represents a kiss.
Therefore 'sozx' means sorry with a kiss.
Pronounced soz-x
"Where's my pen?"

"I lost it, sozx"
sozx by JD Ghetto May 1, 2005
Solz by Goolay February 22, 2010

solaxist 

n. People who believe that they are more relaxed and free when they are alone.
As a solaxist I don't really want to show up to the party tonight, I'd rather spend time alone.
solaxist by xxxHerbroyo June 3, 2017
We dont want to group with Solzar cuz hes hella Gay.
Solzar by billybobharrison May 29, 2009
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