An infix that was originally used to sanitize words so they could be played on the radio. You can say (1b) on the radio, but not (1a). It is inserted into any word immediately after a syllable-initial consonant (1), or in mono-syllabic vowel-initial word, at the beginning of the word (2). This infix contributes no meaning to the word, but is a part of a series of hip-hop word games, starting with -iz- and developing to include -izz and -izzle which truncate the remaining part of the word.
(1a) f**k the bit*h with a jackhammer (1b) fizzuck the bizzitch with a jizzackhizzammer
(2a) H to the O, V to the A (from the Jay-Z song 'HOVA')
(2b) H to the Izzo, V to Izza (/Izzey/)
a nickname for "Isaiah." an Izz is a real romantic, cuddly kind of guy who lOVEs attention, especially from girls. he'll do about anything to have a good time and makes the people around him have fun too.
The midfix -izz- is used as an embellishment to add syllables to words, perhaps for purposes of meter. It is added after the initial consonant, or if the word begins with a vowel, at the very beginning. When context allows, sometimes the remainder of the word is actually omitted.