| BIZZES | • BIZ n. (slang) business. |
| BIZZOS | • bizzos n. Plural of bizzo. • BIZZO n. (Australian slang) irrelevant talk. |
| FIZZES | • fizzes n. Plural of fizz. • fizzes n. Plural of fiz. • fizzes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fizz. |
| GIZZES | • GIZZ n. (Scots) a wig, also JIZ. |
| HIZZES | • hizzes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hizz. • HIZZ v. (Shakespeare) to hiss. |
| IZZATS | • IZZAT n. (Urdu) honour, reputation, prestige. |
| JIZZES | • jizzes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jizz. • jizzes n. Plural of jizz. • JIZZ n. the characteristic movement of a bird. |
| MIZZES | • mizzes n. Plural of mizz. • Mizzes n. Plural of Miz. • MIZZ n. (colloquial) misery, also MIZ. |
| OZZIES | • ozzies n. Plural of ozzie. • Ozzies n. Plural of Ozzie. • OZZIE n. (dialect) a hospital. |
| PIZZAS | • pizzas n. Plural of pizza. • PIZZA n. (Italian) a flat usually round base of dough baked with a topping of tomatoes, cheese, meat, olives, etc. |
| SIZZLE | • sizzle v. (Intransitive) To make the sound of water boiling on a hot surface. • sizzle v. (Transitive, informal) To cook (something) in a manner which causes that sound. • sizzle v. (Intransitive) To be exciting or dazzling. |
| TIZZES | • tizzes n. Plural of tizz. • TIZZ n. (colloquial) a state of agitation, also TIZ, TIZZY. |
| WIZZES | • wizzes n. Plural of wiz. • WIZ n. a very skilled person. |
| ZIZELS | • zizels n. Plural of zizel. • ZIZEL n. (German) the ground-squirrel. |
| ZIZZES | • zizzes n. Plural of zizz. • ZIZZ v. to snooze, also ZIZ. |