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I. whiz, whizz [Am (h)wɪz, Brit wɪz] VB intr <whizzing whizzed, + adv compl>

to whiz by bullet:
to whiz by car:
to whiz by arrow:
I whizzed down the hill on my bike
time whizzed by

II. whiz, whizz [Am (h)wɪz, Brit wɪz] N <pl whizzes>

1. whiz:

2. whiz (person) inf:

to be a whiz at sth

I. gee whiz [Am ˌdʒi ˈwɪz, Brit ˌdʒiː ˈwɪz] INTERJ Am inf, dated

¡recórcholis! inf, dated

II. gee-whiz ADJ

gee-whiz Am inf:

whiz-bang [Am ˈ(h)wɪzˌbæŋ, Brit ˈwɪzbaŋ] ADJ attr inf

whiz kid, whizz kid N inf

lince m inf
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capo (capa)
whiz Am
he whizzed o shot past without seeing me inf
whiz Am
whiz kid inf
the morning has flown past o whizzed by inf

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whiz(z) kid N inf

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whiz Am
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I. whiz [hwɪz] N

1. whiz inf (brilliant person):

2. whiz (noise):

3. whiz sl (act of urinating):

II. whiz [hwɪz] VB intr

1. whiz (move fast):

to whiz by inf

2. whiz vulg sl:

whiz kid N inf

gee whiz [ˈdʒi·ˌwɪz] INTERJ inf

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Present
Iwhiz
youwhiz
he/she/itwhizzes
wewhiz
youwhiz
theywhiz
Past
Iwhizzed
youwhizzed
he/she/itwhizzed
wewhizzed
youwhizzed
theywhizzed
Present Perfect
Ihavewhizzed
youhavewhizzed
he/she/ithaswhizzed
wehavewhizzed
youhavewhizzed
theyhavewhizzed
Past Perfect
Ihadwhizzed
youhadwhizzed
he/she/ithadwhizzed
wehadwhizzed
youhadwhizzed
theyhadwhizzed