Whenever I see a word with “zz”, I start to imagine the sizzling sound of barbecuing, the fizzing sound of a bubbling beer, and the buzzing sound of an insect. The word comes with its own sound effect, which makes it easy to remember and interesting to reflect upon, although I have to say I haven’t used “zz” words very often. I am lazy to use new words, often staying and repeating the familiar ones, out of habit.
My favorite word among the list is pizzazz, which sounds and spell like a pizza but is not food related. I wonder whether pizzazz is used on theatrical personality of a performer exclusively…
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abuzz: filled with a continuous humming sound.
buzz: a low, continuous humming or murmuring sound, made by or similar to that made by an insect.
fizz: (of a liquid) produce bubbles of gas and make a hissing sound.
fuzz: a fluffy or frizzy mass of hair or fiber.
frizz: form (hair) into a mass of small, tight curls or tufts.
muzz: a muddle or blur.
pizza: a savory dish of Italian origin.
pizzazz: an attractive combination of vitality and glamour.
whizz or wizz or wiz: to move or do something very fast
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I didn’t realise pizzazz was a word- how interesting.
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Same here. Pizzazz has such a flare too. LOL.
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It does- I’m surprised it doesn’t have anything to do with pizza. Lol.
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🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
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Ohh, the amazzzing sound of ‘zzz’ 😅
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yes, the sound of ‘zzz’ is intoxicating.
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In Canada, you can refer to pizza as, “the ‘za”
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I thought it was “za” until being corrected by one or two “language police” around me. LOL. Hi, Canadians have a point with pizza and “za”.
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I agree! Canada is cool with their lingo!
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Oh my favorite is fuzzy, because i associate it with fluffy, or cozy things 😄 and my most hated is frizz, like frizzy hair, and even the sound is annoying 🙃
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Yes, I like fuzzy a lot too and I think I have a well suppressed love for the fuzzy bubbly loving personality.
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😜You could add guzzling to the fizzy beer..🍻
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That’s so true. Guzzling is the word and there’s no better way to drink the fizzy beer.
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Fortunately it is not lizzard.
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LOL. Lizzard is a nice word although the look of it is a little scary.
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Buzzing post 😉😉
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Love the buzz 😜👍😊.
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Fun to collect the words with something peculiar about them !!
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Yes, there are so many of such words. LOL.
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The grizzled buzzard was eating a gizzard in the drizzle.
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I don’t know the word “buzzard” and it is really a bird. LOL.
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Good not to know buzzards. They are vultures that hang around the dying or dead.
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😊👍😜
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Zz is a sound, which we could interpret differently 😊😅
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LOL. I guess we can. 👍😊🌹
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Love the buzzy ..ZZ.
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love ZZ. LOL.
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Pizzazz is also used to show excitement, such as
“The extra pepperoni gave the pizza some pizzazz.”
abuzz can also be useful for excitement or even other things, “The town was abuzz with the story about the Thiel boy and what he did with his car last Saturday.” “The first night, opening night crowd was abuzz with excited chit-chat about what the show would really be like.”
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Add more pepperoni, sausage, pineapple, mushroom. My mouth is watering. Love the word with “zz”–they have such pizzazz.
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You can have the half with the pineapple.
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LOL. I love the Hawaiian pizza from Domino’s with ham and pineapple.
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Okay. You have that one. I think they’re icky.
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LOL. 🤣😜😃
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