Definition of guize

guize    

noun - plural

• intentional misspelling of "guys".

  Hey guize.

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  • See more words with the same meaning: dude, person of unspecified gender.

  Last edited on Jun 22 2014. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Jun 22 2014.

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Other terms relating to 'alternative spellings or pronunciations (list of)':
HoF	Definitions include: acronym for "hall of fame".
IYKWIMAITYD	Definitions include: acronym for "if you know what I mean and I think you do".
IM	Definitions include: to contact a person via an Internet-based "Instant Messaging" service, such as MSN Instant Messenger or AOL Instant Messenger.
cereal	Definitions include: serious, not kidding.
chedder	Definitions include: misspelling of "cheddar".
tech	Definitions include: "technology".
IMYSM	Definitions include: acronym for "I miss you so much."
G2G	Definitions include: acronym for "got to go".
Aunt Flo	Definitions include: menstrual period.
sec	Definitions include: "second."
DSB	Definitions include: acronym for "dangerous sperm build-up."
frosh	Definitions include: a freshman.
coo	Definitions include: shortened form of "cool".
GIYF	Definitions include: acronym for "Google is your friend".
marg	Definitions include: a "margarita".
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Other terms relating to 'dude, person of unspecified gender':
mother f*cker	Definitions include: a formidable person.
eyeballs	Definitions include: visitors to a website.
son	Definitions include: friend; "dude".
wuppie	Definitions include: young, semi-hip, web site professionals. Note: usually used in a derogatory manner.
xippie	Definitions include: a young person who pretends to be a hippie.
hoss	Definitions include: to annoy someone.
whore	Definitions include: a prostitute.
cuss	Definitions include: to swear.
piece	Definitions include: a graffiti mural.
mug	Definitions include: to stare at a person in an aggressive way.
son of a gun	Definitions include: friendly greeting, especially after not having seen someone in a long time.
Joe Schmoe	Definitions include: a stand-in name used to represent the everyman.
hypermiler	Definitions include: a person who hypermiles.
number	Definitions include: a song.
guy	Definitions include: an expert or person one goes to for advice or a paid specialist in a given field.
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weight	Definitions include: large quantities of drugs.
nickel bag	Definitions include: $5 worth of drugs
big	Definitions include: mature.
mett	Definitions include: met, trigraphive form
tickle the ivories	Definitions include: to play the piano.
crash course	Definitions include: a very short education in a subject.
play my face	Definitions include: to make one look stupid in private or in public.
smexy	Definitions include: hotness in a cute sort of way. Most often used girl-to-girl as a "friend" term.
game pieces	Definitions include: Pot and anything needed to smoke it.
Clymer	Definitions include: "asshole."

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