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When you burn your taste buds and your tongue feels fuzzy.
"Be careful when you drink that hot coffee, you might get tuzz.
Tuzz by mynamehappenstobejeff June 15, 2020
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tuzz • tuzzard • tuzzer • Tuzzey • Tuzzie • Tuzzigoot • Tuzzing • Tuzzionln • tuzzle • Tuzzolino
a teacher or administrator of a school; synonym of teach
Hawk 1: why the fuck is tuzz sayin to da bruzz
Hawk 2: uh
Tuzz by SigmaXav November 14, 2024
billy: “ay ethan did you see the tuzz walk by?”
ethan: “are we deaduzz rn 💔”
tuzz by i cant go on </3 January 29, 2025
A Huzz that plays the game Terraria
She’s a real tuzz she has 1200 hours in terraria in her steam library
Tuzz by Firemage21694 March 31, 2025
hey bro I think she could be my tuzz
Tuzz by ossulol September 20, 2026

Hawk Tuzz 

You bruzz look at those hawk Tuzz.
Hawk Tuzz by Skibidigooner December 20, 2024
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