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B-Rizzle 

The inventor of the "izzy to my nizzle, so slizzow on my nizzow" language.
Copyrighted 1996
B-Rizzle by US Copyright 1996 May 28, 2003
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B-Rizzle 

blue rizlas
hey man, you got any b-rizzle im gonna make a blockbuster, which is a big spilf
B-Rizzle by jc November 10, 2003

b-rizzle 

The toughest, most outright black thug in the history of the world. My boy, my homie, ladiez love him. Thugz wanna be him. He's the greatest of the greatz and mess with him and you'll get hurt.
When I say B, You say Rizzle
B
Rizzle
B
Rizzle
B-rizzle is our lord.
b-rizzle by Al Cakez July 30, 2006
The Original!
Inventor of the -izzle, -izzow, -izzy language. Copyrighted 1995
B-Rizzle is my nizzle fo' shizzle
a character from the bosco and josephs PCN show..acts all gangstaish
b rizzle by JoShWa July 4, 2003

Dime-Brizzle 

A reference to a woman who is a "10" (on a scale of 1-10) and thus very attractive. It's important to note it's derived from "dime broad" and then given the suffix "izzle" (or is "izzl-ized") in the tradition of E-40 and Snoop Doggy Dogg.
I came up on a serious dime-brizzle at the spot last night.
Dime-Brizzle by Philip Stephenson December 28, 2005

dime brizzle

A fine ass ho with big ass titties and shit. Apparently Snoop Dogg has lots of these fine dime brizzles.
I got a living room full of fine dime brizzles. (S-N Double O-P D-O Double G)
dime brizzle by john andre November 1, 2004
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