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An alcoholic beverage mix with cough syrup. also an record label sizzerb music. www.sizzerb music
yo have you heard of SIN? he is from the sizzerb label
sizzerb by chetnik March 18, 2008
Cough syrup and codiene. you sip it out of a baby bottle for that long lasting high.
the Three Six Mafia song "sippin on some sizzerb". watch the video, they drink that shit out of a baby bottle. they keep it real in tha m town.
sizzerb by Hey Q June 1, 2005
1. to sizzer:
when two females spread their legs and put their vaginas together.

2. a lesbian sex act.
It's so hot when Christyn and Tashia start sizzering!
sizzer by TashiaandChristyn July 12, 2007

Sippin' On Some Sizzerp 

A song made by Three 6 Mafia and UGK in the year 2000. UGK is comprised of Pimp C and Bun B. The actual title is Sippin' On Some Syrup.
"Sippin' On Some Sizzerp" was on the radio this morning.
slang for syrup as in cough syrup a popular way of getting high in the 70's .Who sips on alcohol anyway?
eg. Take this fen and go get me a nizzicle bizzag and a bottle of sizzurp for tonight.
sizzerp by Maggot brain March 24, 2005

Sippin' On Some Sizzerp 

Quite possibly the trippiest song by the rap group Three Six Mafia. It has several references to hip-hop lifestyle like "getting crunk", "Rockin' The Ganj" and partying with hoes.

The group consists of Pimp C, DJ Paul, Juicy J, and Bun B.
"If you got 16, you can get a biz-erp. I'm chokin' on that doja sweet and sippin' on that siz-zerp."

"Sippin' on some siz-zerp, sip, sippin' on some, sip" x8
Sippin' On Some Sizzerp by Elmer January 26, 2005
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