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Abbreviation alot of chav teenagers use for is it? sometimes it is said when not necesary...
Man: What lesson do you have next?
Bob: Drama
Man: izzit?
izzit by tazman September 11, 2006
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izzit? • Izzie • izzi • izzat • izzati • izit? • izzet • izziah • izzizle • izritated
A throwaway expression made when you're not really paying any attention and your thoughts are elsewhere.
John: Hey David, did you do the homework?

David: Izzit?
izzit by Quiet Robert December 10, 2004
A lowlife abreviation of "is it?"
"dat chik iz hot mush"
"izzit?"
izzit by paul January 5, 2005
A more contemporary version of innit, both are used as suffices for sentences.
"S'appnin' izzit"
"I'z good, innit"
izzit by pushtheenvelope November 25, 2006
Izzit means "Is It", except you say it all together. It's like saying "for reals?"
someone says, "There is a giant snake outside!"
You say, "izzit?"
izzit? by jennifer July 6, 2004
intelligent, kind-hearted with pretty face and souls
izzatie is very kind-hearted girl.one should lucky to have her
izzatie by harvardians December 28, 2017
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