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fo rizzle 

Fo rizzle, another way of saying For Real or Fo real, Some say Snoop Dog(g) has created it as some say people online.

see fo sho
aolol: omg snoop dog(g) is the bomb

numba4343434: fo rizzle

see the bomb
fo rizzle by ll4m4 June 21, 2005

fo rizzle 

Snoop Dogg's way of saying "for real"
guy #1: Did you hear that Saddam was captured?
guy #2: Fo rizzle?
guy #1: Fo rizzle!
fo rizzle by Mike January 4, 2004

fo rizzle 

syn. for real. this is ghetto america's term when citing something that is unbelievable but true. modeled after snoop dog.
ya'll stole dis car? naw....fo rizzle?
fo rizzle by Colsey July 16, 2007

fo rizzle 

for real.
Thank you Snoop Dogg
Im . " fo rizzle"
fo rizzle by Mike Dogg July 9, 2003

fo' rizzle 

A bastardization of 'for real', which is a bastardization of 'true that', which is a bastardization of 'that is true'.
fo' rizzle dizzle, ma shizznit iz up thizzle fo' shizzle.
fo' rizzle by some one November 26, 2003

Fo'rizzle 

For Real.

A term linked off the type of slang used by Snoop Dog. It is used either when someone is trying to be a smart ass or trying to be cool or just joking around.

Can be used either in conversation or out of expression of shock.
"You really just bought that new car?"
"Fo'rizzle, Man! It was the best deal out there!"

Or

"Babe.. I'm pregnant.."
"Fo'rizzle?!?!"
Fo'rizzle by Shadow Flare December 10, 2005
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