fo shiz

Meaning for sure, yes or okay.

Also known as "fo shizzel" or "fo shizzy".

He's getting it tonight... fo shiz.

by G Lish April 23, 2005

in da heezy fo' sheezy

Ghetto way to say "in the house, for sure." Used to emphasize someone's presence.

Jamal: "Oh yeah! Chingy is the greatest rapper ever!"
Jaleel: "Shut yo mouth bitch. 2pac in da heezy fo' sheezy."

Dad: "Hey kids, where's your mother?"
Daughter: "I think she's still at work, Daddy."
Dad: "Oh darn. Well I'm hungry...did you remember to put the pot roast in the oven?"
Son: "Chillz my nigga. Mama in da crib, I just peeped her whip rollin' in 'bout 10 minutes ago. She in da heezy fo' sheezy, and dat shit already be cookin' like a mofo, playa."
Dad: "Alrighty then. Hey, did you finish your science homework?"
Son: "No bitch, dis pimp don't want none of that shit. I'm a' blast gats on yo' ass! Da only science I be droppin' is da phat rhymes I spit on da mike, beeotch!"
Dad: "OK, Barnaby...just make sure you do it before your tennis match at the country club."

by Nick D March 7, 2005

fo sho

For sure; yes; okay

Are you going to Jam For the Lamb tonight Mike? -Like fo sho I am!

by Mike Hillsing May 19, 2004

Fo shawts

For sure; ok; sounds good

Brother: Wanna go over to Mike's and chill later?

Hogurty: Fo shawts mang

by MoEffinK October 27, 2011

oh fo sho

instead of saying oh for sure.

Do you want to have a BBQ?

Oh Fo Sho Ho

by stevo's skater balls October 27, 2006

noob fo shoob

A noob so undeniably new and inexperienced at a particular activity or event that it is fo sho inarguable whether that person is a noob or not anymore. By being called a noob fo shoob, it is without a doubt that that person is terrible or lame and everyone else knows it.

Curtis: You are a noob fo shoob.
Jer: I'm so noob I don't even have a comeback.
Matt: Owned.

by BigTestedCoals January 20, 2009

Fo Shikkle My Kikkle

The Jewish equivalent of "Fo Shizzle My Nizzle." Where "nizzle" is based off of nigger, "kikkle" is based off of kike. Kikkle can also be spelled "kikel", which is Yiddish for "circle," in which case the phrase would mean "For sure, my circle."

-Yo Mordechai, you going to temple tonight?
-Fo shikkle my kikkle!

by Bryan Brown December 28, 2007