Baz

someone or something that is weird, out of place, unusual.
can also be combined with other words to stress the weirdness of a situation. ex: bazatron, bazalicious
1. she is such a baz.
2. that movie was so baz.
3. what a baz!
frosty jack’s cider in 3 litre bottles, however can occasionally be used for different sizes and brands.
jacob: are you smashing a baz tonight terry?
terry: no because i’m a p-ssy
meaning sh-te. baz is short for ‘barry’ which in turn is short for ‘barry white’. ‘barry white’ is rhyming slang for sh-te.
i really need a baz
a common name for a variable used in programming examples or exercises. it ranks third in popularity after “foo” and “bar”, respectively. in fact, it is generally only used when a third variable is needed for the exercise (i.e. foo and bar have already been used).
an exercise in pointers:
int foo;
int – bar = &foo;
int — baz = &bar;

// (-baz == bar) now evaluates to true
a housebound loner, bitter and twisted and pr-ne to spontaneous abuse in the many chatrooms he frequents.
i wish baz would leave b3ta, his joke is wearing thin.
an overweight, alcoholic, unemployed chav or townie, most commonly encountered trying to start a fight in his local pub or getting sunburnt during a cheap holiday to magaluf.
baz (after 15 pints):’ere, you just spilled me bird. an’ stop lookin’ at me pint!

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brit holiday maker #1: not much foreign culture on disply here, is there?
brit holiday maker #2: no, the whole place is full of baz’s. we’ll go somewhere more expensive next year.
dweeb
ewww its baz, what a loser