A fork of Rural Dictionary
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!"
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!"
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!"
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!"
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!"
Being sent to learn online at home, then going back to school, then being told to go back and study online from home...
The Board of Education was Zoomeranging the students, because the Teachers' Union didn't want to be in the schools, but the parents didn't want their kids at home.