| BIZZIES | • bizzies n. Plural of bizzie. • BIZZY n. a policeman. |
| DIZZIED | • dizzied v. Simple past tense and past participle of dizzy. • DIZZY v. to make giddy. |
| DIZZIER | • dizzier adj. Comparative form of dizzy: more dizzy. • DIZZY adj. giddy. |
| DIZZIES | • dizzies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dizzy. • dizzies n. (Informal) A dizzy spell; a sensation of dizziness. • DIZZY v. to make giddy. |
| DIZZILY | • dizzily adv. In a dizzy manner. • DIZZY adv. giddy. |
| FIZZIER | • fizzier adj. Comparative form of fizzy: more fizzy. • FIZZY adj. fizzing. |
| FIZZILY | • fizzily adv. In a fizzy way. • FIZZY adv. fizzing. |
| FIZZING | • fizzing v. Present participle of fizz. • fizzing v. Present participle of fiz. • fizzing n. The action of the verb to fizz. |
| HIZZING | • hizzing v. Present participle of hizz. • HIZZ v. (Shakespeare) to hiss. |
| LIZZIES | • lizzies n. Plural of lizzie. • LIZZIE n. as in tin lizzie, an old car. |
| TIZZIES | • tizzies n. Plural of tizzy. • TIZZY n. (colloquial) a state of agitation, also TIZ, TIZZ. |
| VIZZIED | • VIZZIE v. (Scots) to take a close look, also VISIE, VIZY. |
| VIZZIES | • VIZZIE v. (Scots) to take a close look, also VISIE, VIZY. |
| ZIZZING | • zizzing v. Present participle of zizz. • ZIZZ v. to snooze, also ZIZ. |