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Noun: Exclamatory word, originating on the UOGamers: Hybrid forums and miscellaneous AOL and MSN chatrooms, created and put in popular use by the original Black Thunder.
(The same meaning as omg, but more powerful.)
10:49 Black Thunder: ZOMGAH, MY CHEA PET HAS SPROUTS.

Words you can keep
That which is amazingly hot
Megan K is so ZOMGHAWT dude
ZOMGHAWT by cammin March 11, 2008
Created by nixpoopypants on aim while talking to xReBeLgUiTaRiStx

We were joking arround and somehow I just thought of it since ZOMG makes fun of people always saying OMGZ and lol I decided to add an a at the end to make it funnier.
xReBeLgUiTaRiStx: OMGZ teh cutz down teh treee!!!

NixPoopyPants: ZOMGA!
zomga by fanx September 21, 2008
An emphasized way of saying of omg. Often used to express sarcasm, or disbelief. Can also be considered part of the leet language and or culture.
Timmy: Zomga, Freddy I never knew that the sun was round.
Freddy: Yea, I never knew it either.
zomga by Pear Bear June 27, 2006
a hybrid of the words zomg and orgasm, something so sexy and/or crazy that you have a zomgasm.
shes smart, and shes a member of the handball team, can u say zomgasm?
zomgasm by markk p November 8, 2007

zomgarrzXOzz 

Person: omfg, Matthew Lush dyed his hair blonde >.<
Me: zomgarrzXOzz.
zomgarrzXOzz by Omegaaaa. June 15, 2007
Means "OMG" or Oh My Gosh. the Z came from a odd spelling error.
Tha "age" adds some stupid emphisis.
nerds1: HAHA N00b.
emodude666: ZOMGAGE!
zomgage by eleni is a mountain January 18, 2009
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