rizzed
SayRIZD/ˈɹɪzd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of rizz.
He rizzed her with effortless charm and walked away with her number.
By the end of the night, the new intern had rizzed half the office.
Note
A regular past form: rizz simply adds -ed, and one spelling covers both the simple past (he rizzed her) and the perfect (she has rizzed half the office). The verb is transitive, so an object follows, naming the person being charmed. It is slang and belongs in casual talk, not careful writing. It has nothing to do with the London slang noun for Rizla rolling paper. It comes only from the verb of attraction.
rizzed is a form of rizz
rizz, verb: To attract or seduce a romantic interest through charm and flirtation. Full entry
- Spelling
- rizz → rizzed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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