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Schizz Nizz 

1) (adj) The boss, better than anything
2) (adj) Totally awesome, or beast
"Did you see that new movie last night?"

"Yeah girl! It was the schizz nizz!"
Schizz Nizz by RE-L-schizzle July 16, 2009
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shizz nizz 

thats the shit
yo thats tha shizz nizz son
shizz nizz by Anonymous July 19, 2003

It's the shizznizzle 

Used similarly to "it's the shit."
"Dwight from the Office on SNL? It's the shizznizzle!"
It's the shizznizzle by fatatookay January 24, 2010

shizznizzatical 

Shivam and molly are so shizznizzatical
shizznizzatical by Pateezy March 5, 2008

ShizzNizz 

ShizzNizz derived from BizzNizz. 1st heard in the movie Orange County a stoned Jack Black, says "...and this little piggy's gonna be lauging all the way to the BizzNizz.." while mentioning his T-shirt business idea. BizzNizz an excellent money making scheme.ShizzNizz is is anything good, positive, awesome. ShizzNizz can be shortened to Shizz.
"This new vegan friendly, 5 minute pasta and sauce, is the ShizzNizz"
ShizzNizz by bin August 25, 2004

Shizznizzling 

{chilling} {chillin} {hanging out} {relaxing}
We are just shizznizzling out here in the living rooms
Shizznizzling by _jayyy19 November 20, 2018

Shizznizz 

Shnizznizz means the best of the best the guuuurd shit!! the top of the range stuff. nothing but the best of the best.
Dee went out on a quest to find the Guuuurd Shizznizz.
Shizznizz by Baroness Brass May 6, 2024
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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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