Zoomerang

What is Zoomerang?


1.

An interjection often used in a sarcastic sense to overplay the greatness of a situation/accomplishment/ statement of another.

Jessie: "I'm going hiking this weekend and you don't get to go."

Allan: "Zoomerang!"

See zoom, zomg, omg, interjection, jessie

2.

An interjection often used in a sarcastic sense to overplay the greatness of a situation/accomplishment/ statement of another.

Jessie: "I'm going hiking this weekend and you don't get to go."

Allan: "Zoomerang!"

See zoom, zomg, omg, interjection, jessie

3.

An interjection often used in a sarcastic sense to overplay the greatness of a situation/accomplishment/ statement of another.

Jessie: "I'm going hiking this weekend and you don't get to go."

Allan: "Zoomerang!"

See zoomerang, zomg, omg, interjection, zoom

4.

An interjection often used in a sarcastic sense to overplay the greatness of a situation/accomplishment/ statement of another.

Jessie: "I'm going hiking this weekend and you don't get to go."

Allan: "Zoomerang!"

See omg, zomg, interjection, zoomerang, zoom

5.

An interjection often used in a sarcastic sense to overplay the greatness of a situation/accomplishment/ statement of another.

Jessie: "I'm going hiking this weekend and you don't get to go."

Allan: "Zoomerang!"

See omg, zomg, interjection, zoomerang, zoom

6.

An interjection often used in a sarcastic sense to overplay the greatness of a situation/accomplishment/statement of another.

Jessie: "I'm going hiking this weekend and you don't get to go."

Allan: "Zoomerang!"

See zoomerang, omg, sarcasm, interjection, zomg


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