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Verb/ nounDIALECT•US
(chiefly in south Florida) used to refer to a thing, place, person, or event that one need not or cannot give a specific name to.
"Look at this tv o witz it has a very good picture.

Also used as an pejorative term used to describe someone of Jewish origin.

“He is a real witz asking for a discount at the grocery store”

Can also be used as a descriptive work to explain an event or situation

“Who ate all the Oreos I got witz’d”
Witz by Sumguy4suc March 2, 2021
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When a person of generous proportions(i.e. fat) sits on a chair and breaks it.
Watch it, tank ass, you're gonna' witz that chair. It ain'ts strong.
Witz by Pimpinjew February 11, 2003
a boy who seem's to get really pissed of at the slight succes of another person
don't have a witz because i passed sum simple tests
Witz by Anonymous September 4, 2003
what a sheep with a lisp says when he says "pass those ritz krakas"
skidz:golly gee guys can i have sum witz those taste mighty fine mmmmm fosheezy my nigga word up!
Witz by grace May 25, 2003
A crazy KRAKER face kraker that roams the streets in need of crack cocain
Damn Buddy is a Witz
Witz by Joe/Hazan/Chris March 24, 2003
An exclamation to explain something that hurts with the pain of 6 million nerves firing.
"Ouch witz!" said Eleazar as he stubbed his toe.
ouch witz by coolguy10101 May 11, 2010
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