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anywhoozle 

A whimsical transition word used to connect two otherwise unrelated clauses; anywhoozle can also be used to change the subject when the conversation dies or when someone is rambling on about something that is of no interest to you.
Person One: "And the square root wasn't even four it was actually six!"
Person Two: "Anywhoozle, did you see the latest episode of Bones?"

Also:

Anywhoozle, I've got to run, but I'll call you later.
anywhoozle by squaregarden January 28, 2011
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anyhoozle 

random way of saying anyhow,,

moving onto another subject ina light-hearted way,,
person saying it will often find themself funny but no one else does =\
man1:mhhhmmm *bored face*

man 2: anyhoozleee,, moving onn,, how was that party?
anyhoozle by meggles=D July 9, 2009

anyhoodle 

Basically it is another way to say anyway
If someone interupts you, say "Anyhoodle" and continue with your sentence
anyhoodle by Scotty-O September 25, 2005

Anyhoozer 

The cooler version of "anywho" or "anyhoo".

Will get you laid instantly. >>

Also, avoids awkward topics.
"You have some SERIOUS moustache growing above your lip"
"But I'm a girl"

"..."

"Anyhoozer..."

Anywhoozers 

A new slang term of the out-dated word anywho it is a well-known term in teenagers used to start a new subject in a conversation. Also good for when someone says something that makes you uncomfortable.
Ex. 1: So we were playing halo and blah blah blah... anywhoozers, what homework do we have for English class due tomorrow?

Ex. 2:
Guy1: So I was having sex with this dog...
Guy2: ANYWHOOZERS...
Anywhoozers by Nathan Lance March 17, 2008

Anywhozle 

A way to say anyway or to change the direction of a conversation (especially if its awkward)
I saw you today and you looked horrible anywhozle did you see the new furniture I got for my apartment?
Anywhozle by Samaradax December 7, 2009

anyhoodles 

Another word for anyways, which is usually used when changing the subject from something potentially awkward or boring, or just to be quirky.
Cammy: "So I heard you went out with my ex last night?"
Susan: "Yeah, ummm. Anyhoodles, so have you heard about...."
anyhoodles by guess~who December 13, 2009
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