Izzole

School-yard slang for the somewhat more formal His-hole. An exclamation given a fortunate turn of events involving another. Sometimes used to deflect a brag.

Maggot: oi brah checkit scored a scagroll from mumz boyfriend Brad
Jelilah: izzole

Izzole by failureislikely January 24, 2018

f'shizzle my n'izzle 

A bastardised version of "Fo' sho' nigga", which is a bastardised version of "for sure my nigga", which is a bastardized version of "I completely concur my african-american brother"

Is that your hoe? Nigga she fly.
F'shizzle my n'izzle

f'shizzle my n'izzle by Franklin Grimes January 25, 2006

izzle 

a suffix added to the end of words that makes them more legit.

The following phrases are enhanced by the use of -izzle:

I'm the real deal for sure bitch.
I'm the rizzle dizzle fo shizzle bizzle.

Einstein
Einstizzle

Excuse me sir, I would beg to disagree.
Yo, shut the fuck up. izzle.

Equine
Horse

izzle by Joegonuclear December 2, 2007

izzle 

A suffix, often used by gangsters, used to cut off a word when one's brain cannot process words with greater than three syllables.

"Whack" is an onomatizzle.

izzle by Vayate September 14, 2003

Izole 

Aussie slang, also known as isole, izolee and other variations. Most of the time means "yeah boyyy" but mainly used to express happiness. Sometimes used as thanking.

"Bought you some donuts mate."
"Izole brah"

"Izoleeee that was the maddest backflip"

"Lets go get a feed".
"Yessss Izole brah".

Izole by Calb November 11, 2013

izzleize 

To add izzle to the end of a word, to make it oh so gangsta fresh, like the briefs your mommy put out for you!

"Yo, you totally izzleized that word 'shit' into 'shizzle', that's wacky funky fresh!"

izzleize by A to the M to the Motherfuckin' Z September 27, 2006

-izzle

see: izzle

Suffix often added following the first consonant of a word to increase the "coolness" of speech. "-izzle" can also be used to replace the last syllable of a word.

How the suffix functions with single syllable words beginning with a vowel (i.e.: up) is unknown.

Origin is said to be from popular African American rapper Snoop Dogg who decided to modify the current English language to increase its ability to convey thoughts, ideas, and expressions.

"Hey Mr. Dogg, open your Christmas present!"

"Oh yeah man, a 300 piece pizzle!"

"Why did you add -izzle to puzzle?"

"Shizzle *up* mizzle fizzle."

-izzle by 881 January 25, 2006