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An internet forum troll of Irish descent with a particular penchant for baiting moderators.
Best known for 1 liners and smilies, a zehner will one minute be your friend, the next stab you in the back. A zehner is bad.
zehner can also be used as a verb.
verb: to zehner...Don't zehner the forum you Irish prick.
noun: He's a right tossing zehner, should be banned.
zehner by TD300 January 9, 2009
Related Words
Unglaubwürdig (eng. unbelievable )
Person A: I can lift 600ibs
Person B:(dont think person a can lift that much) Zehner
Zehner by Louis10 May 17, 2020

Steven Zehner 

A conjunction of Steven and Zehner. Steven, is Greek in Origin and simply means "Crown" or "One Of Royalty".

Zehner is German in Origin and When used with the first name, is often referred to as "Clown". So, by combining the two you plainly end up with "Royal Clown" or what many know as a Jester.

The surname of ZEHNER is a German occupational name for an official. In recent historical studies, the name can be traced back 1933 at the early stages of the rise of Hitler. With that in mind, many Jewish people of the era referred to the name as "Evil Clown".

Ironically, in 1940 a comic book appeared which some argued, actually captured the essence of the"Evil Clown" title in the first Issue of Batman with the introduction to The Joker.
"Steven Zehner is a funny son of a bitch!"

"Holy shit Steven Zehner had me laughing my ass off!"

"Zehner wird Sie mit einem Lächeln auf seinem Gesicht töten!" (translation: "Zehner will kill you with a smile on his face!")

"Sie werden Zehner Gekicher vor dem Schuss hören." (translation:"You will hear Zehner giggle before the gunshot.")

"Befürchten Sie Zehner, der deutsche Hofnarr des Todes." (translation: "Fear Zehner, the German jester of death.")
Steven Zehner by Scherzen January 21, 2011
1. Any person that has a moustache, teaches business classes to freshmen, likes fishing and Atlantic City, NJ.

2. A shirt that has fish or fishing related images on it.

3. An extremley opinionated person.

4. A "cheap" person. Someone who shops around for good deals on everything.
1. That person is wearing a Zehnder Shirt today.

2. He's acting very Zehnder today.

3. Zehnder
Zehnder by fisherman116 December 5, 2009
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