Langue whizz

A person who knows a lot about languages and language systems, and is incredibly intelligent in terms of learning new languages, linguistics, and language-related issues.

Origin: This compound is made up of two words. The word langue which was first coined by the Swiss linguist and semiotician Ferdinand de Saussure to refer to a language viewed as an abstract system used by a speech community, and the word whizz which denotes someone who is fast, skilled, or intelligent in a particular activity, subject, or area.

Ahmadreza Mohebbi

Eg: Ahmadreza Mohebbi has made a name for himself as a distinguished langue whizz in the field of Applied Linguistics. I have read many of his articles on Cultural Linguistics and Linguistic Landscape.

by [e-mail] January 10, 2019

jizz whizz

Frozen jizum on a stick and the girls are eating it up!

Check out those chicks at the ice cream counter...They're after the jizz whizz!

by Sparkman_46057 September 4, 2011

es and whizz

Cockney slang for "ecstasy" (Es) and "speed" (Whizz). Popular among British club goers who partake in illegal and controlled drugs.

"Sorted for Es and whizz" was a catchphrase used to denote being fully equipped for an evening's clubbing.

by Josson Turtur April 25, 2007

Whizz-bang

The whizz sound of a bullett passing your head just before the bang sound of the gunshot.

The Detective dived behind a parked car just as he heard the Whizz-bang!

by talk2me-JCH2 December 15, 2022

billy whizz

A scottish term for Speed

Hey there Jimmy got any Billy Whizz for the Rave tonite!

by Jimmy S Shine March 23, 2005

Bucks-whizz

Visiting Starbucks for the sole purpose of using their toilet facilities.

"Hold on a sec. I'm just going to run in for a bucks-whizz'

by pseudomonas March 6, 2012

math whizz

an awful site that gives you an overload of homework and then doesn´t let you log in giving you an f as an average grade week after week.

teacher: have you done your math whizz
student: how could I it doesn´t let me log in
teacher: thats an twentieth F in a row

by school March 6, 2017