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
Get the zing mug.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 23, 2005
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by LT5k April 3, 2003
Get the zing mug.Frank: I hate pretending the play our intruments (on the set of music videos), I feel like Ashlee Simpson....ohhh zing!
by AshrrKlls July 13, 2007
Get the zing mug.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 July 29, 2008
Get the zing mug.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?"
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