Chiz
subst-tute for s–t. popularized by sam on teen show icarly
omg it’s dark outside
no chiz, sherlock
a slang expression, possibly a german sausage
yeah, no chiz.
this word can be used in place of any “bad” word (ex; sh-t, f–k, a$$, douche, etc.) it can also just be thrown in randomly to any sentence, whether needed or not. it is the new universal bad word.
what the chiz are you doing?!
eat chiz..
chiz off!
well i was going to do it but i had all this other chiz going on!
you’re just a chiz head!
what the chiz?!?!
an outrage or swindle. officially ‘a chiz is a swiz or a swindle as any fule kno’ (from the molesworth series of books about school life by geoffrey willans). as a result of this the phrase “as any fule kno” has entered use on its own, especially in the letters pages of the british satirical/investigative magazine “private eye”.
“two quid for a gl-ss of tapwater? what a chiz!”
or, in the original style:
“o no monday double maths alg trig ect chiz chiz. pythagoras is uterly wet and i suspekt he keeps dolies at home”.
old british public school term for a swiz or swindle
the bully stole my lunch, what a chiz!
used to show grat-tude. short for cheers.
humphrey: happy bday, mate. drinks on me!
nigel: chiz, mate!
to steal something from someone
“yo that nig chizzed my lighter, lets crack him”
“mike stop chizzing the bat u junky”
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