zig zagger
zig zagger by licklicksucksuck December 27, 2015
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zigzaggery
A verb used to characterize the avoidance of a subject using the imagery of zig-zagging as rabbits naturally employ to avoid being nailed by a predator.
I noticed that she often engaged in the clever art of zigzaggery when interviewers asked her pointed questions about her earlier life as a depressed alcoholic married to a Los Angeles commercial and television actor.
zigzaggery by Dr Bunnygirl June 4, 2021
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zig zagger • zigzaggery • ZigZagerate • zig-zag • zig-a-zig-ah • Zig Editzz • zig zig • zig and sharko • Zig and Zag • zig-a-zig-ahh
ZigZagerate
Dude, he was driving down the road doing like 200 miles an hour, eating 10 pounds of chocolate cake and drinking a gallon of coffee, while steering with his knees!
C'mon, 200 hundred miles an hour? Dont ZigZagerate!
No really! I saw the speedometer!
You're ZigZagerating!
C'mon, 200 hundred miles an hour? Dont ZigZagerate!
No really! I saw the speedometer!
You're ZigZagerating!
ZigZagerate by TheOneAndOnlyBakker December 31, 2009
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