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zorba
Alexis Zorba, from the movie (or book), Zorba the Greek. A real man. Makes the men of today look like pussies (which they are).
Related Words
zorbap • Zorbaphile • zorba • Zombaphetic • Zombapoctastic • zoraphiee • Zorba'd • zorbak • zorbal • zorbalina
Zombaphetic
To have a fetish for zombies, or zombie like qualities.
ie: Wanting to look like a zombie, or wanting to be a zombie.
ie: Wanting to look like a zombie, or wanting to be a zombie.
George was being quite "zombaphetic" with all of his extensive growling, and his clothes torn and covered in blood.
Zombaphetic by Apparatus j November 2, 2011
Zorba'd
To eat at a restaurant that is bad and can afford to be so, since it is in a touristy area of town and tourists will wander into it without knowing that it is horrible.
We got Zorba'd in Mallorca/Rome/Munich/Florence (pick any city with a flourishing tourist industry) since we didn’t know where to eat.
Zorba'd by Michael Klepzig September 7, 2006
zorba
zorba by KaptainKupcake October 16, 2018
zoraphiee
Zorba The Geek
Zorba The Geek by katherine jordan April 6, 2005
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