hizzle

hizzle

English

Etymology 1

house +‎ -izzle.

Noun

hizzle (plural hizzles)

1. (slang) House, residence.

   Jay Pizzle’s in the hizzle!

   • 2006, Alice Alfonsi, That's So Raven: Superstar, Disney Press (2006), →ISBN, page 63:

     On Tuesdays and Thursdays he rocked the "hizzle" during lunch period.

   • 2008, "Events for Tuesday in New York", New York Daily News, 10 March 2008:

     Don't miss Snoop Dogg at the Blender Theater at Gramercy. The rapper will be performing hits from his album "Ego Trippin" and is sure to rock the hizzle.

   • 2009, Laurie McElroy, Hannah Montana: Wishful Thinking, Disney Press (2009), →ISBN, page 76:

     "What? Just because I live in the White Hizzle doesn't mean I got no sizzle," said the president.

Derived terms

• hizzy
• hizzie
• hizzay
• heezy

Etymology 2

hell +‎ -izzle.

Noun

hizzle (uncountable)

1. (slang) Hell.
   • 2003, "Are You Ready for the Summer", Spin, July 2003:

     Perhaps no one understands what the hizzle Snoop Dogg is talking about, but the Red Hot Chili Peppers like what they're hearing […]

   • 2006, Kasey Henricks, "Join me for a pj party at my place", The All State (Austin Peay State University), Volume 77, Number 17. 1 February 2006, page 3:

     At least, that's what our mentors have always told us, but what the hizzle are they talking about?

   • 2008, Doug Giles, If You're Going Through Hell, Keep Going, ReadHowYouWant (2008), →ISBN, page 16:

     Hurricanes, though wickedly devastating, give you about a month to get the hizzle out of the way.

See also

• off the hizzle