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'dayum that girl is erizzle"
erizzle by Jenny & Brandon & Lacey November 4, 2007
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Email for Gangstas, homies and various other groups who do not speak the normal english language.
Gotta check my emizzle and then go bust a cap
Emizzle by OverlockedJesus November 21, 2004
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Ebizzle refers to that dank auction and e-commerce shopping site more commonly known as "Ebay.com" The EBIZZLE is responsible for us shopping for $6k red octobers and fake Gucci wallets at 4AM. Mad love shout out to the Ebizzle
"Hey fam, where'd you get that Gucci wallet?"
"Aye fam I copped it off Ebizzle for $50"
"I think you got ripped off son, you better hit the Ebizzle customer service department to get your skrill back."
"Tight dawg"
Ebizzle by Sam Tea June 8, 2018
1. pimp
2. someone who gets cooler with age.
1. When you saw Sam in the stretch Honda Civic, you knew he was an emizzle!

2. Stephen Tyler is the antithesis of an emizzle.
emizzle by spiritualdishwasher January 9, 2004
1. pimp
2. someone who gets cooler with age.
1. When you saw Sam in the stretch Honda Civic, you knew he was an emizzle!

2. Stephen Tyler is the antithesis of an emizzle.
emizzle by spiritualdishwasher January 9, 2004
Whale, other large sea creature
Zomg epizzle beached itself
epizzle by rizzzzzzzz December 31, 2007
I'm one Emizzle.
emizzle by Peter Parker November 13, 2003
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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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