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A bastardization by Winnie the Pooh meaning "elephants and weasels." See Snoop D-O-double jizzle's version: fo' shizzle my nizzle Winnie had just dropped his third tab of acid when he started to see hephalumps and woozles.
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| 2. | hephalumps and woozles | ||
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what snoop got fo shizzle my nizzle from. Winnie the Pooh started it ALL! Winnie: I saw some hephalumps and woozles today
Snoop: I think I'll bastardize that and make up something from it. How bout fo shizzle my nizzle? O yeah. |
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| 3. | fo' shizzle my nizzle | ||
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i believe that winnie the pooh was the first to use an expression like this. a young snoop doggy dogg heard this and immediately bastardized it to fit his situations. "hephalumps and woozles" changed to "fo' shizzle my nizzle"
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| 4. | j. fed | ||
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as one associated with hephalumps, or woozles Yo! Heph that lump of j. fed before the wooz-dawg gets him!
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anonymous
May 6, 2003
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| 5. | woozle | ||
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more commonly known as a tree 'where i come from they call them trees.' 'really? where i come from they call them woozles!!'
hug a dried whelk testicle woozle |
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| 6. | Woozle | ||
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A three inch tall creature from the enchanted forest on the moon. She traditionally has butterfly wings and antennae, kitty cat ears and a kitty cat tail. On a recent trip to Costa Rica, she visited the "Mo-Joe-Monkey-Bob" tree and traded her kitty cat tail for a monkey tail. Anyhow, she spends the day flittering through the enchanted forest, sleeping in mushroom homes, eating lingonberries, being in cahoots with the kitty cat; until she is stolen away by the Hefalump, forced to eat human food and lives unhappily in the city, while plotting forever to escape. Oh, she has an evil twin Weazle. Woozles like to weasle their way into things.
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| 7. | confuzzle | ||
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confused, mixed-up, experiencing surreal disorientation as if in a swirling, dizzy dream Hephalumps and woozles
Are so confuzzle -- Winnie the Pooh |
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