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The short way of saying "One sec" that makes it sound like a filler word. Often used in conjunction with "what". Gets annoying when used repeatedly
"Wuzzuh what was the physics homework yesterday?"
wuzzuh by KryptoniteKek May 6, 2018
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A more loosen, opened end and louder way of saying "what's up" or "Wassup" to greet someone, switching the Snakey S for the buzzing zee.
-AYY WUZZUH DAWGG!!!
-Hey yooooooooo!!!
Wuzzuh by Ape Warrior October 8, 2023
Related Words
- wuzzup man?
- hey wuzzup!?
wuzzup by Ramiro Gutierrez July 10, 2006
origin: ebonics

greeting ya girl while expressing your love for sizzurp.
the term was popularized in central louisiana and mississippi, by the underswamp southern gals, known as the crayfish cordelias
girlie 1: wuzzurp, sally j?
girlie 2: oh haaaay, nadine antoinette, gotta 4L jug of dat purple drank, let's hit up the bayou with missy sookie stackhouse.
wuzzurp by alligator skin bootay April 23, 2010

wuzzhanin 

1.Definition derrived from the old english saying, "what's happening"
2.Meth
1. Dude 1: "wuzzhanin!"
Dude 2: "Chillin main"
2. I just scored some wuzzhanin, holla!
wuzzhanin by spree May 18, 2005
A synonym for "What's up" in the stoner language.
Yo nigguh wuzzuhh
Wuzzuhh by A Nigger. April 21, 2011
Whats up, whats happening
Use instead of saying whats up, kinda mix whats and up into "Whuzzuh"
Guy1-Yo, whuzzuh?
Guy2-Hey man not much
Whuzzuh by Gangstuh April 27, 2007
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Bob: Literally 1984!

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