yozah

Slang for "Yo, Whats Up"

Lachie: Hey Man!
Xavier: Yozah!

by Tears4Bears March 8, 2017

Yozzer

Yozzer is a nickname commonly used in greater manchester it usually means ‘fat man’ or ‘80 kilo man’

Look at that fat c*nt over there

Yeah- he must be a yozzer

by Bubblers71 August 5, 2019

Yozzer

Yozzer is a nickname popular nickname in Liverpool for anyone whose surname is 'Hughes' - a corruption from the pronunciation of 'hughes' as 'Yooz'. This nickname came into wider use after the creation of the iconic character 'Yozzer Hughes' in Alan Bleasedale's 1980s TV drama, 'Boys from the Black Stuff', though prior to this, as 'Yozzer' and 'Hughes' are effectively the same word, nobody would have been called 'Yozzer Hughes' in the same way nobody is called 'Smithy Smith' or 'Jonesy Jones' - someone called Hughes would simply be called 'Yozzer'.

Jimmy Hughes was always known as Yozzer at school.

by elmartino November 26, 2016

yowza

Used to show anywhere from excitement to disgust in a situation. It's a short word that can be used to show just about any kind of expression! If you want to spice up "wow" a little bit, this is the word to use.

Example 1

Wife: I just saw our future new neighbors fighting on their front porch already!

Husband: YOWZA, that's just great!

Example 2

Girl 1: Did you hear about ladies night this Saturday where the women drink for free?

Girl 2: YOWZA, let's go!

by crockett4 June 16, 2008

Yoza

Originating from New Zealand or Polynesian countries, It is a term often used on social media platforms alongside the phrase "Can I Yoza up your anuk g", meaning can I ejaculate in your anus.

Can I yoza up your anuk g

by Ashthekiwi November 5, 2021

Hassan and yazzan

Unintentionally derived from the name Yazan Hussain, Hassan and Yazzan is dynamic out of this world dou, consisting of Hassan—Mariah, and Yazzan—Joanne. This term was established in the midst of a pandemic and has lasted though the unbearable times of social distancing- with the aid of houseparty and phone bills paid by parents.

Name a more iconic dou than Woody and Buzz, I'll wait.
Hassan and Yazzan.

by Onlythebesthassan May 25, 2021

yowza

In the film "They Shoot Horses, don't they?" (1969) "yowza" is a repeated line by the host of the dancing contest.

It's supposed to create excitement, I guess. Sounds rather stupid though...

Yowza, yowza, yowza!

by Mikko October 11, 2004