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a girl who loves a dude that lovesher and now has another boyfriend that she doesn;t even like and is stuck in the "relationship" EVEN THO she doesnt like the guy
john:god damn...i love that girl and she loves me...but she is going out with a dude that she doesnt even like

joe:dont worry john...she's just a hizzioe
hizzioe by johndapimp March 11, 2008
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The ship name between Legacies' characters Hope Mikaelson and Lizzie Saltzman. Hope is Lizzie's anchor and Lizzie is Hope's anchor.

Yelling in the woods it's also a Hizzie thing.
enemies to lovers excellence? oh, that's hizzie!
Hizzie by hizziewarriorfreya March 31, 2019
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a girl, chick, chica, girl friend, female friend.
Instead of saying, "these are my bitches"
say "these are my hizzoes."
Hizzoe by Momma Hizzoe February 11, 2010

Fo hizzie 

Better and cooler way of saying for real
Fo hizzie this life is whack
Fo hizzie by Roniya November 5, 2021
The ship name between Hope Mikaelson and Lizzie Saltzman. Definitely the most developed ship on the show. They are enemies to lovers, the way Lizzie went from “I wish Hope Mikaelson was never born” to “But I’m glad to have you back”. They’re each others anchor and trust each other more than anyone else. Also Lizzie was the first person to remember Hope! No other ship could ever top them, no matter what.
PERSON 1: “Hizzie is so pure. They were so angsty in season 1 but had the best development ever. Also the way Lizzie was the first to remember Hope!”

PERSON 2: “I know right?! Girlfriends.”
Hizzie by LegaciesHizzie July 18, 2020
clown #1: i love hizzie, they’re my best ship.
clown #2: wait same they're soulmates.
hizzie by hizzieendgame December 22, 2020
From the ship between Legacies characters Hope and Lizzie; when a TV pairing confesses romantic feelings but the show gets cancelled before they act on them
I love a dramatic love confession in the finale but I'm always afraid to get Hizzied if they wait too long.
Hizzied by AliceInSapphicLand August 19, 2022
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