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When doing the a-z of names for female genetalia many people come a cropper when it comes to Z. Therefore the word Zlopper came into existence. It has a shedload of onomatopeia, a smattering of alliterationa and a pinch of connotations. This makes it into the perfect choice to describe your lady friends gunk tank.
Gus: Hey Bri, It's Gus.
Bri: I know you daft cunt it says so on my phone display.
Gus: Steady ya fuckin gluebag. Anyway I am teaching my japanese friend Kohei basic english. We went straight in at the deepend with the a-Z of womens gentalia. We are stuck on Q,X,and Z.
Bri: How about: Quim, Xylophone, and Zlopper?
Gus: Perfect, you are a legend.
zlopper by Gunk Tank Gus May 2, 2006
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Strong sleeping pill (mainly prescription but often obtained on the net) used by clubbers to get a few z's in after a large night out, when effects of certain drugs are no longer desired.
Mate, Had a couple of lil 'uns last night and I was buzzing, work in the morning so Danni hooked me up with a couple of zopper s, slept like a baby.
Zopper by Robbo420 March 30, 2009
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a derogatory term used to mean someone who zlorps
i hate zlorpers!
zlorper by zlorpoopoo May 30, 2023

Zopper Dopper 

Amazing Ice Block That Has GGGGGGGGRRRRREEEAAATTTT flavours like grapy grapey grape grup and ORANGE aaahhh juicy squirt
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Zopper Dopper by Witches Dancing August 31, 2023
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