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biz kit

noun

  • a firearm. a kit (i.e. firearm) used to take care of biz (i.e. business, usually dirty).
    Al Capone tried to muscle us out of a distribution deal, but my men and I pulled out our bizkits to show him we were here to stay.

    Last edited on Sep 13 2004. Submitted by Anonymous from Houston, TX, USA on Sep 13 2004.

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bizo

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bizoch

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bizounce

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bizust

  • to leave or exit.
    I got to bizust out of here.

    Last edited on May 06 2011. Submitted by ashley o. from Jackson, MI, USA on Jan 23 1999.

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bizzle

noun

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bizzo

  • In Melbourne, Australia, in 1963 a friend said he was going to invent a new word (Bizzo) to see how long it would take to spread. His meaning was, "something that he couldn't remember the name of".

    Last edited on Apr 07 2020. Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 07 2020.

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