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as used by David Bowie on Ziggy Stardust, nazz means the hippest, most magnetic of beings. He clearly lifted this term (and many other phrases) from the 50's--60's beat poetry of Richard "Lord" Buckley whose poem The Nazz is a jive iteration about Jesus of Nazareth. Buckley says in his poem, "Now, The Nazz was the kind of a cat that come on so cool
and so grooovey and so with-it..." |
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A term which shot to stardom due to David Bowie's hit track Ziggy Stardust. If something is 'the nazz', it is quite favourable. "He was the nazz!"
"Man, this shit is the nazz!" "Daz=Nazz" |
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word used to call something thats cool that car is so nazz
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A very sexy man, completely devoid of crassness I've said it before, Johnny, you're the nazz
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means "fool" in the slang invented for A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess
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1. a nerd who has gotten laid more than twice
dexter boned lisa again, that lucky nazz
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