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Car, as play on hizzy as house Who's kizzy are we taking to the opera tonight.
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This word comes from the African meaning "stay put". Keep it Kizzy.
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To dose or defile someone's drink, food, etc. Specifically, what waiters secretly do to your food if you're rude or disgusting. The origin is from Alex Haley's "Roots" where ex-slave "Kizzy" (played by Leslie Uggams) spits into the tin cup of her ex-massa (played by Sandy Duncan) before "fetching" her water. Putting the kizzy or spitting in the drinks of rude restaurant customers.
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Cool in the moment Kelly: I got new shoes
Lizie: KIZZY!!!!! |
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large ducks that quack with a lisp look at that kizzy
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the adjective used when describing feelings of extreme and unexplainable elation. Also, the penis of an elbow. "I got you a present!"
"I FEEL SO KIZZY RIGHT NOW!!!!" *Diagram* "This, class, is a kizzy. Now we all have one, no need to be shy." *Sniggers* |
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To copy someones entire clothes, style, hair, interests and cute names for fitty girls. Guy: That guys just kizzy'd his clothes!
Guy: My clothes have been kizzy'd : i cant wear them now! Guy: Haha he calls his girlfriend after a pokemon, I'm so kizzying that! |
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cocaine, crack rock form of cocaine we need some kizzy for tha nizzy
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