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Ted Lee

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okay, i think i know what SHIZZLE is, but how about dizzle?

and what in the world is a fizzle?
 

Adam Bluhm

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It's either easier than ya think, or more difficult (my experience, anyway).

You already know what shizzle is, and I believe dizzle is dude. I think, for most words, you just take the first letter and add izzle.

shizzle, dizzle! Get it?!

But that does not explain hizzouse. :confused:
 

NickSo

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For Hizzouse, you add izz betwee the the first sound, and the last constanant... H___ouse... Hizzouse...

How bout sheezy, as in 'fo-sheezy'
 

Dave Falasco

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I think the rule is, if you have to ask, you probably shouldn't be using such terminology. :)

Actually, you can probably glean some of the rules by watching an episode of "Doggy Fizzle Televizzle" or whatever it is on MTV.

Regards,
Dizzle Falizzle
 

MattBu

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Dizzle is Dogg.

As in Snoop Dizzle.

It could be anything really I suppose.

Fo Shizzle.
 

Rob Speicher

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One form is very much like Pig Latin. From an episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, "I had a strizoke (stroke) in my brizain (brain) / Man I got that from Kizinkos (Kinkos)." Simple.

I think the other form just cuts off the rest of the word at a seemingly random vowel. Dizzle means Dawg/Dog/Dogg (whatever), Shizzle means sure, pizzle means piece/peace. And the latest AOL ad, "Wait just one minizzle (minute)." Context is probably the most important to knowing what the hell they're saying, in most cases.

And instead of trying to understand it, just yell out "English, motherfucker! Do you speak it?!" :)
 

Scott L

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It's all a toss up.

Dizzle can mean Dog as Matt pointed out, but I've also head him say "What's the dizzle?" as in deal.

Just replace the last word in a phrase with izzle.. you get the idea.
 

Darren Davis

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Yeah, a lot of it needs context to really understand it. Sometimes it can be a complex and beautiful thing, mah nizzle.
 

Ted Lee

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you guys are crackin' me up fo shizzle!

there...i think i got it dizzle.

much lizzle from the wizzle sizzle
 

Scott L

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ted nononono, sorry just couldn't understand when you said it. :) It really is harder than it looks!
 

brentl

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Damn, you've got to love the english language it's so eloquent:frowning:

Sad really.

B
 

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