Bizzah
A type of laughter, which in general never really sounds very humorous but in fact still is a sign of laughing. It is Mostly said in times of others misfortune, and is rarely seen as laughing at something that is actually generally seen as funny.
Nearly always Bizzah is said as a lasting note:
Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzah
Is often how it is usually said.
Nearly always Bizzah is said as a lasting note:
Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzah
Is often how it is usually said.
P1: Ah man my new PC has smoke coming from it and its broken now
P2: Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzah
P1: What the hell was that ouch
P2: Looks like a worthers original P1: (Cries)
P2: Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzah
P1: Mate i can do tricks on my ped watc.......... (Crashes)
P2: Hey you alright?
P1: Yeah can i have a bit of help?
P2: Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzahh Bizzah
P2: Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzah
P1: What the hell was that ouch
P2: Looks like a worthers original P1: (Cries)
P2: Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzah
P1: Mate i can do tricks on my ped watc.......... (Crashes)
P2: Hey you alright?
P1: Yeah can i have a bit of help?
P2: Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzahh Bizzah
wicka bizzah
originating in southeastern massachusetts, this pronunciation of "wicked bizzarre" is commonly used in any situation. At the end of a story, at the site of a strangely hooked up ride... etc.....
wicka bizzah by jsteen May 1, 2004
Francisco Bizzaro
Francisco Bizzaro by LBow January 13, 2010
Bizzatch
Another word for bitch.
Bizzaro
A person who displays erratic, unpredictable, socially awkward behavior. You know that guy that gets drunk and makes the whole crowd feel uncomfortable? You have no idea what he's gonna say, but you stick around because you're half curious, half mortified how people will react.
Inspired by Bizarro-superman's Bizarro-world, but spelled differently due to represent that special someone who is always operating in a different dimension.
Inspired by Bizarro-superman's Bizarro-world, but spelled differently due to represent that special someone who is always operating in a different dimension.
A "Bizzaro" at the lunch table at his corporate job: "Hey do you know what the Japanese do with erections?"
Persons B,C,D: "..." (uncomfortable silence)
Bizzaro: "They vote, just like us!"
Person B: (looks down at his napkin)
Person C: (fidgets uncomfortably)
Person D: ".....OOH KAY...." (more uncomfortable silence)
Persons B,C,D: "..." (uncomfortable silence)
Bizzaro: "They vote, just like us!"
Person B: (looks down at his napkin)
Person C: (fidgets uncomfortably)
Person D: ".....OOH KAY...." (more uncomfortable silence)
Bizzaro by jaymongrel April 3, 2011
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