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A meaningless suffix added to the end of words in order to make them sound slang.

SEE: izzle
Off the heezy fo sheezy!

heezy - hook
sheezy - sure
eezy by Cameron "Schblade" December 4, 2003
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yo son, let's get eezy then play some NBA Live.
eezy by young mack vee December 3, 2003

Eezy Noods 

Those pics you get from that one friend that is way too up for sending nudes to anyone and everyone.
When I was in the shower the other day, she sent me some eezy noods.
Eezy Noods by Rice worker March 8, 2017
more easy, as in alcohol makes girls loosen up and become easier to get with.
1) "sip mo-eezy as we sit upon my couch"-Jeremih, birthday sex.
2) man ever since i got this new ink, it's made girls mo-eezy
mo-eezy by TrickMagnet July 28, 2009
Urban slang for Moet Champagne.
1. "Sip mo-eezy as we sit on my couch." - Jeremih, Birthday Sex.

2. Liquor store worker: "Sup ladies, what do y'all feel like drinking tonight?"
Lady1: "How much is a bottle of Mo-eezy?"
Liquor store worker: "For you, $34.99"
Lady1: "Aight, we'll take it."
Mo-eezy by Thlimy-Ath May 1, 2011

tight eezy

a virgin (girl) that gives it up on the first night, or first day you talked to her.
Rakim: Yo you hit it.

Carlos: Yea she a tight eezy hit it the first day.
tight eezy by carlos March 1, 2004
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Northstarring

Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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