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On Bizzy 

"On Bizzy" is a phrase that carries a robust sense of conviction and commitment, much like "On God." It's a declaration of authenticity and sincerity, indicating that the speaker is fully invested and truthful in their statement. Similar to phrases like "I swear on my life" or "I swear on everything I own," "On Bizzy" implies that the speaker is staking everything they have on the truthfulness of their words.
Person 1: "I just won 1 million in pantelotteriet."

Person 2: "Seriously? "

Person 1: "On Bizzy, cu."
On Bizzy by 6ixpckM2bis May 13, 2024
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Word On Bizz

To put emphasis on whatever follows the saying Word on Bizz!

Most often said by the speakers of the Dan/Mike/Pale Language! The most recent member to speaking this language is Jess! She is currently in the process of the MADE program.

For future reference or inqusitions on any other words spoken in this language, refer to Dan, Mikey, or Pale!

For good laughs see Kevin Duong lol!
Word on bizz we need some pizza up in this jawns ... early!
Word On Bizz by Dan January 24, 2005

shizzle on my bizzle 

Variation of "shit on my bitch" combined with "shizzle my nizzle".
Shizzle on my bizzle, fo' bizzle izzles pizzle!
shizzle on my bizzle by Kremit March 28, 2003

shizzle on my dizzle, bizzle?! 

SEE: shizzle my dizzle; izzle-speak.

Open interpretation is valid using -izzles as place holders for any word of a similar beginning. Use your imagination for alternative meanings.

"Whyo'nt ya suck on my-y-y dick, be-itch?!"
PIRATE OF THE HOOD: "Yo, SHIZZLE ON MY DIZZLE, BIZZLE?!"
PIRATE OF THE SEA: "Aargh. Shiver me timber, matey!"
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