Kazoozle
A Wonka candy something like SweeTarts Rope. According to Wonka.com it's "The 'delickoricious' chewy candy that Feeds Your Imagination."
Kazoozle by Peppermints September 15, 2010
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kazoozle by titsmcgee1234 June 2, 2010
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kazoozle
the act of getting completely shitfaced and enjoying it. used mostly as a code name for teens so that their parents won't know what the hell they are talking about.
Jenna: We getting kazoozled tonight???
Ashley: Not after last weekend! I woke up in a dark alley and my panties were gone!
Person 1: Man, I'm bored...
Person 2: Kazoozles?
Person 1: *shakes head* We are such alcoholics.
Ashley: Not after last weekend! I woke up in a dark alley and my panties were gone!
Person 1: Man, I'm bored...
Person 2: Kazoozles?
Person 1: *shakes head* We are such alcoholics.
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