Grizzle

Verb

The urgent act of taking an grizzly bowel movement. (A bowel movement raising concerns of requiring medical treatment.)

See also: grizzling (verb), grizzler (noun), grizzled (past tense verb).

After a night of drinking and shady Mexican food, I have to get to a bathroom to grizzle.

by Jon Boy June 9, 2017

grizzle trog

ugliest of the ugly

WoW shes such a grizzle trog.

aka eliza from the thornberrys

by the thug November 22, 2007

grizzle

1.Being spoiled.
2.Becoming vicious.
3.A bear.
4.A low pitch.
5.A fake tooth.
6.A barbecue skewer.
7.Green wood.
8.Getting burned at stake.

He grizzled under his vicious jaws like a mice.

by xdr5t3evq3q August 5, 2025

grizzled

1.Asking for more money than sense.
2.Becoming vicious.

He grizzled his way into the hondae.

by plato! August 2, 2024

Grizzle

This is a “filler” word. It can be used in many different contexts. This word is very real and in the dictionary.

I need more sauce on my “grizzle”

by 4321table August 23, 2022

Grizzle Neck

Donnas big fat fuckin NECK!!

It's a hard neck life tortoise. Grizzle Neck

by Weird Al Yanka Dick March 6, 2019

Grizzle Drizzle

Grizzle Drizzle; Grillin’ Drizzle; Grillin’ my Drizzle
Latin Origin

(compound phrase): To frequent a state of being between two, or more, individuals. A state of bliss or euphoria, a state of 👢 and 👞; or to 👢(Grizzle) my 👞 (Drizzle).

James:
Yo, I’m really needing someone to grizzle drizzle right about now.

Dave:

Like a burger?

James: No like sex Dave, why don’t we have sex anymore. Just because we’re married and have the kids doesn’t mean we can’t have us time anymore. I want a divorce.

by Definitely Not Homosexual August 1, 2021