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Ur a girl named Lizzy who tried to do the "Your name spelled backwards is how you d1e trend." or the demon name one. Instead it was just a lot of weird letters smashed together.

Come on man, stop.
Person: How did the name come out?

Lizzy: yzzil
yzzil by The_truth123456 July 1, 2021
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is the name for a girl that you want to get with in the backseat of your car but there r conflicts with the way she acts that dont allow you too
all she never texts back or when she does her conversation is one word phrases
pronounced by saying each letter
Bro that girl is such a Yzzi
Yzzi by TS Faggot December 8, 2010
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yzzil yazil Yzzi yzzie
Yazil is a Mexican that acts really white and blond. She doesn't even know Spanish very well and it is the only language her parents know. She is short and has an annoying high pitched voice. She is super fun and crazy. She always takes selfies with her friends and knows how to keep them as friends. She is nice and pretty and she makes you jealous of her without trying.
"Whos that girl?"
"Yazil."

"How the fuck did you say that?"
yazil by lexileftt November 27, 2013
Shes so quirky and funny. Everybody loves her. yes shes mexican and white BUT she does speak spanish.
Woah!! Is that yazil. Shes awesome.
Yazil by anonymous October 15, 2021
YZZIE is someone who is suspicious and crazy in public has a cousin named Kade
OMG !! I just saw and Yzzie twerking in the middle of Walmart while buying 3 cartons of milk to bathe in!
yzzie by Shadows cat July 11, 2022
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