fo shizzle

for sure, of course, yes, ok, an affirmative (slang)

Are you coming tonight?
Fo shizzle!

by ec.rox.ur.sox December 9, 2008

Fo shizzle

1. For sure
2. Absolutely
3. Unmistakenably, without a doubt

"Shizzle to my dizzle, fo shizzle."

by J.Lew July 3, 2003

Shizz

A combination of the words shit and jizz.

Also a dance only known in the Louisville, Ky area.

Did you hear about Shizz? He robbed a drug dealer and got shot in the head. He's dancing in hell now.

by jessie74 April 11, 2011

Stizzled

To be high or under the influence.

That kid popped some e now he's stizzled.

by Fiziks November 25, 2003

Shizzle

1) The Shizzle - the good stuff (usually.) esp. phat shizzle, etc.
2) to be In The Shizzle - screwdom, trouble, having to do your homework right before class, etc.
3) all purpose word

1) That CD is full of some Phat Shizzle.
2) Oh man, why didn't I remember my vocab assignment? I'm in the shizzle.
3) Oh, shizzle!

by zaphodchak October 16, 2003

Fo Shizzle

Slang word for "for sure." You can find this word used mostly by young adults or Snoop Dog. When you use this phrase, don't use any proper grammar in the sentence so the phrase "fo shizzle" can blend in.

Right Way: Yo ugly fo shizzle.

Wrong Way: You are ugly fo shizzle teehee *^^*!

by Eggie June 20, 2003

fo' shizzle ma nizzle

A modification of the English language, generally used to give birth to cultural identity where none previously existed. The process can be compared to the creation of Frankenstein from bits and pieces of other organisms.

See also: Narcissism

Normal Individual: "Hey, want to head to the bar later?"
Cultural Narcissist: "Fo' shizzle ma nizzle!"
(absolutely!)

Normal Individual: "Uhm, alright. How's 8 sound?"
Cultural Narcissist: "Wu dazzle in da hoozy baloozy, bling bling bling!"
(*translation unknown*)

Normal Individual: "I didn't understand a word of that."
Cultural Narcissist: "Fo' shizzle yo!"
(that's because you're inferior and I'm not)

"It was already one in the morning; the rain pattered dismally against the panes, and my candle was nearly burnt out, when, by the glimmer of the half-extinguished light, I saw the dull yellow eye of the creature open . . ." -Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley

by Barnaebus November 17, 2010