Izit
the best word ever basically a word which can be used at any random moment to start a conversation or carry it on 🙂 it also shows all sorts of emotions like the angry izit, the cool izit, and the curious izit 😮
john: i got a cat
dave: izit?
john: yeah man
dave: izit?
john: yeah its grey init
dave: izit?
john: to the max
or
dave: izit?
john: izit init?
dave: aite wun x
or
dave: john i broke your catfish 😮
john: izit!!! you gayhead 😐
dave: aite wun
to ask a question lazily or pretend your listening, or just confirm what they are saying
e.g someone says: i am gona take him out
you say: izit?
more core language coming from the streets of high wycombe, england. this is used when you immediately demand clarification of a statement, generally one that will produce a positive remark. often said in block capitals. not to be confused with ‘isit?’, which carries a different meaning.
alger: “i got off with bare girls last night.”
lurse: “izit?”
alger: yeah man.
the red circular notification icon on the iphone, ipad, and ipod display.
geez, look at all these izits! i’ve never had so many notifications.
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