(1)As a greeting or as a farewell, to be used in general speak as a substitute for a much better, more difficult salutation.
(2) As a substitute for an affirmative response.
(3) As a substitute for virtually any interjection.
(1)Fred: I'll see you tomorrow, Chuck.
Chuck: OK Fred. Hizzoo!
(2)Fred: Are you going to the movies?
Chuck: Hizzoo!
(3) (A) Fred: Jeter just hit a Home
Run. Hizzoo!
(B) Fred: I won! I won! Hizzoo!
(C) Fred: Didn't that movie rock?
Chuck: Hizzoo!
Someone or something that bites your ankles.
To a postman, an ankle biter is often known as a dog.
To an adult, an ankle bitermay be a toddler.
To hikers, an ankle biter is sometimes a tick.
And so on.
When a man will search for hours to find something that is laying out in the open on a table. Items are often easily found by a women.
Man: "I have been searching for hours for keys."
Woman: "You mean the ones sitting there on the coffee table?"
Man: "Where?"
Woman: "Right there in the middle of that table."
Man: "oh, must have been Male Pattern Blindness"