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Hizzied
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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OFF DA HIZZLE
Yo Dawg! That chick I met in da club last night was off da hizzle fa shizzle!! She could suck da chrome of a 57 Chevy! Yo, check it out ma negro, she's got a friend that she wants to hook up with you!! So later on tonight, we will be hittin skins! It's gonna be off da hizzle cuz!
OFF DA HIZZLE by DANTANA December 6, 2006
foshizzle my nizzle in the hizzle
foshizzle my nizzle in the hizzle by someone on the inernet October 8, 2011
kucizzle in the hizzle
Slogan made up by the "Late Show with David Letterman" for Dennis Kucinich when he read the Top Ten list in 2004.
kucizzle in the hizzle by Laura Tobin June 4, 2004
bust my nizzle on her fo'hizzle
bust my nizzle on her fo'hizzle by the chocolate elvis April 24, 2003
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