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To tan one's skin. Either buy way of sun or artificial light. I laid out in the sun to long and got too much tizzy.
I look pale and need to go tizzy. |
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A state of Hightened excitement She puts me in a tizzy
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(UK) A state of panic or confusion Don't get yourself in a tizzy, now, dear.
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adj.
to be ballin of the chain. I am on a quad of shrooms right now, it is so tizzy.
The cubs lost again! That is so tizzy. |
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word that came from the hill distric in pittsburgh. can be used to explain truth. Also can mean yes Bob- yo i just saw a brezzy gettin shot up der.
shakika- TIZZY!!! u fo real or did u kill latishas dog tizzy i did |
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The best person you will ever meet. He has an awesome personality and makes funny jokes. He shines when there is no sun... Tizzy walked through the crowd. Everytime he looked back, people were shielding his eyes due his brightness.
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a word linked to fighting. me & my bestfriend got in a tizzy the other night.
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to upset,be annoyed with someone he got me all up in a tizzy.
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