Person 1: So, what'd you do last night?
Person 2: Your Mum.....ZING.
(although you usually have to say somethign funnier than this example)
Person 2: Your Mum.....ZING.
(although you usually have to say somethign funnier than this example)
by cool_penguin_0 June 19, 2004
interjection: A self proclaimed exclamation of superior bantering abilities
noun: a statement designed to verbally serve someone
noun: a statement designed to verbally serve someone
inj. example, any of the following lines from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation may be followed by the exclamation "ZING!"
neighbor: Hey Griswald, where you gonna put a tree that big?
Griswald: Bend over and I'll show you (...ZING!)
neighbor: You got a lot of nerve talking to me that way.
Griswald (looking at neighbor's wife): I wasn't talking to you (...ZING!)
neighbor: Hey Griswald, where you gonna put a tree that big?
Griswald: Bend over and I'll show you (...ZING!)
neighbor: You got a lot of nerve talking to me that way.
Griswald (looking at neighbor's wife): I wasn't talking to you (...ZING!)
by The Grimace June 09, 2005
An interjection commonly used after making a witty joke at someone else's expense while they are present.
by LT5k April 04, 2003
Frank: I hate pretending the play our intruments (on the set of music videos), I feel like Ashlee Simpson....ohhh zing!
by AshrrKlls June 15, 2007
Asian Kid (to White Kid 1): You are cracker.
White Kid 2 (standing next to White Kid 1): ZING!
Asian Kid (to all White People in general): Could you stop being so f*cking white for a f*cking second?"
White Kid 2 (standing next to White Kid 1): ZING!
Asian Kid (to all White People in general): Could you stop being so f*cking white for a f*cking second?"
by miestah December 08, 2005
a form of verbal taunting, usually associated with extreme embarassment on the targets behalf. Popular phrases succeeding the insult include "HYYYOO" and "OWNED!"
zing - That was a very hearty zing.
Zung - past tense of zing. "You have been zung." "I would not like to get zung again."
Zinging - present tense of zing. "I am zinging you. Isn't this embarrassing?"
Zung - past tense of zing. "You have been zung." "I would not like to get zung again."
Zinging - present tense of zing. "I am zinging you. Isn't this embarrassing?"
by Anonymous March 03, 2003
by Retardproof January 30, 2004