zoned
Synonym of zoned out (“intoxicated by drugs”).
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Synonym of zoned out (“intoxicated by drugs”).
Intoxicated by drugs.
A person from the state of Arizona.
An unfavorable card or token, or undesirable or worthless item used as a prize in a contest or game show (such as Let's Make a Deal).
To fall suddenly into a very deep sleep.
Extremely fatigued.
Someone who zonks, especially by taking drugs.
Striking; great.
Synonym of zonked (“deeply asleep”).
Very fatigued; zonked.
An airplane used during a political campaign to transport cameramen, technicians, members of lesser press publications, etc., separate from the primary plane that carries the candidate and major reporters.
A marijuana cigarette.
A flight suit.
To go by too quickly.
To increase the focal length of a zoom lens in order to obtain a magnified image, or a close-up.
To quickly focus on a particular subject or object.
To decrease the focal length of a zoom lens in order to obtain a reduced magnification of the image, or a wider-angle view.
A type of perm haircut popular among teens and young adults of Generation Z, consisting of shaded or faded sides, and much volume and length on the top.
A graduate of, or student at, the United States Air Force Academy, USAFA.
Nontechnical units of radiation, such as are present in a compartment containing or near nuclear weapons or a nuclear reactor, or are picked up on a dosimeter.
Stylish, as a zoomy car, or as someone who looks like they would drive a zoomy car
Synonym of goon suit (“waterproof rubber suit for pilots”).
To dress in a zoot suit.
Drunk or intoxicated; stoned; zonked.
Synonym of zooted (“drunk or intoxicated”).
A fursuiter.
A marijuana joint laced with cocaine.
To destroy or ruin, especially by electronic means.
Intoxicated.
To zap, kill, or destroy.
To murder, knock off.
Drunk, smashed
An indication of astonishment or admiration.
Alternative spelling of Zuck (“Mark Zuckerberg”).
The ship of characters Zuko and Katara from the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
A Z letter used by Russian nationalists, usually to support Vladimir Putin or the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
"Count me in" / "same here" — appended to a post to report that you, too, are in exactly that situation: one more device checking in.
One Jack — five million đồng: the meme currency unit minted from a celebrity child-support scandal.
A perfect score awarded conversationally — "ten points, no notes"; often capped with the meme tail "không có nhưng" (no "but" attached).
A lucky number string wishing wealth and fortune — read digit by digit as "phát tài phát lộc" (8 = phát, prosper; 3 = tài, wealth; 6 = lộc, fortune), used in usernames, prices, and well-wishes.
clipping of Nam mô A Di Đà Phật
Wailing to heaven and back — crying fit to raise the neighborhood.
Used to explain and blame someone for a bad thing that happened to them.
Who dies first gets the burial plot — first come, first served, even at the graveyard.
Nobody owes anybody their service — said when neither side is willing to wait on the other.
to disclose something (especially secrets) unprompted
Who does the harm carries the dread — the wrongdoer's own conscience does the punishing.
Who does it, answers for it — each bears the consequences of their own deed.
Used to blame someone for doing something that should not have been done.
Who could bear to cut the vine binding sisters — kinship's tie, too tender for any blade.
Come back to Hà Tĩnh: wear the silk of Hạ market, drink lotus-scented tea — the province's own invitation.
Homeward I send a stalk of areca — the front bunch to honor mother, the rear to honor teacher — piety in a parcel.
Who ferried the starling across the river, letting it slip its cage and fly — a lament for love freed into another's keeping.
Each fills their own pot — portions are personal; who cooks, eats.
Used to emphasize something considered contrary to the natural order or common sense: by no means
Lift your full rice bowl and remember: each fragrant grain cost someone a world of bitterness — gratitude for the farmer in every mouthful.
Don't rush to laugh at each other — what tree hasn't a borer gnawing some branch — every trunk has its worm.
Don't rush to laugh — laughed at today, laughing they'll be at you tomorrow — ridicule's short lease.
Don't rush to laugh at each other — examine yourself first and back, then laugh — mockery owed a mirror first.
Leave no field fallow, friend — every inch of soil is an inch of gold.