zigackly 

Obelix says this to Asterix in the book "Asterix and the Laurel Wreath" by René Goscinny (stories) and Albert Uderzo (illustrations).

It is a louder and more forceful form of "exactly".

"We should get some wild boar."
"Nah... I'm too hungry."
"Zigackly!"

zigackly by Evilaark January 3, 2008

Zigackly 

more exactly than exactly , a confirmation or response.

"Now I know what you mean" ! (response )zigackly !

Zigackly by Jimmy Cinders October 16, 2008

zigzactly

meaning "exactly",- used by drunkards who cannot speak nor type properly.

First used in the english translation of 'Asterix and the Laurel Wreath.'

: i thinks john can't win. He is too ugly. *has another drink*
: zigzactly!
: whheee! we're drunk.

zigzactly by Khoo May 13, 2005