by tne_young_niggaz June 11, 2004
for sure my African American friend; popularized by Snoop Dog, but originating in African American communities to accommodate rhyming words which didn't have enough syllables
Alicizzle izzle blizzle than yizzle.
This new doggyfizzle televizzle gon' be off the hizzle, fo shizzle my nizzle
Translation: This new Snoop Dogg television show is going to be off the hook (meaning great), for sure my negro
This new doggyfizzle televizzle gon' be off the hizzle, fo shizzle my nizzle
Translation: This new Snoop Dogg television show is going to be off the hook (meaning great), for sure my negro
by thebeautifulone May 4, 2009
Originated in medival England in the 17th century, this phrase has changed in meaning completely, from the orignal shorthand denotation of "Alas! An advasary has come upon us! To the catupults!" to the modern definition of "Please grease up my penis."
Old: Bartholomew, the dastardly barbains are attacking! Foe Shizle mine nizle!
New: Bitch step up! Fo shizzle my nizzle!
New: Bitch step up! Fo shizzle my nizzle!
by Darky April 9, 2003
THE REAL DEFINITION!!!
Snoop Dogg did NOT originate the colliquialism of adding the suffix' -izzle, -eezy, -iggedy and so forth to common everyday phrases. If you actually know your hip-hop history, this type of language originated from "Double Dutch Bus" by the Gap Band. Download it and listen. Frequent examples of such rhetoric are sprinkled across the track.
However, to the credit of Snoop Dee-Oh-Double-Gee, he took something retarded and made it sound FULLY SHICK M8!
Snoop Dogg did NOT originate the colliquialism of adding the suffix' -izzle, -eezy, -iggedy and so forth to common everyday phrases. If you actually know your hip-hop history, this type of language originated from "Double Dutch Bus" by the Gap Band. Download it and listen. Frequent examples of such rhetoric are sprinkled across the track.
However, to the credit of Snoop Dee-Oh-Double-Gee, he took something retarded and made it sound FULLY SHICK M8!
"Dizzuble Dizzutch, the Dizzuble Dizzutch!"
by R. Soul October 24, 2003
A modernized and extended version of the infamous Shakespearean Hamlet line, "To be ... or not to be?"
by HootieFoo June 5, 2003
Several people on here claim this has been "shortened" to
"fo' sheazy my neazy"
In what way is that supposed to be shorter?
"fo' sheazy my neazy"
In what way is that supposed to be shorter?
Fo' sheazy my neazy queezy. Shizzle nizzle fissle wizzle. Wuzzles and noozles and snuggle wuggles. I do not like green eggs and ham, I do not like them sam I am.
by Russ March 11, 2003
1. A polite and well meaning colloquialism. This phrase gained popularity when famed rapper/pornographer/movie star Snoop Dogg started using it and other words containing the suffix "izzle" or "izzy."
2. To informally aquiesce or agree with someone whom you consider an affable peer.
2. To informally aquiesce or agree with someone whom you consider an affable peer.
My friend Tim was like, "Whassup Dog, are you going to the game tonight?" I responded "Fo' Shizzle my nizzle" in the pitch of a tenor.
by Barry February 12, 2004