chiz

• “Which, of course, cold-callers have found a way around, chiz chiz*.”

  Archive 2005-09-01

• “This use of the word probably derived not from the word cheese, but from the Persian or Hindi word chiz, meaning a thing.”

  Archive 2007-09-01

• “At times awkward in his delivery, he has a propensity to pepper his sentences with the word "chiz," the Farsi equivalent of "um" or even "thingamebob" (a YouTube clip lampooning this verbal habit is already up).”

  The Washington Note

• “Given the pressures of time, short and concise messages are likely to be more effective than 12 pages essays chiz - AEM”

  URGENT: Have your say on what Lib Dems should do next

• “The numbers of new crotch rot infections are off the chiz-ain.”

  Peaches Geldof Splits From Hubby, World Somehow Holds Back Tears

• “It's definitely food for thought - once you sort of mentally insert the punctuation, chiz chiz.”

  Sense and Sensibility

• “Would anyone here like to pull apart my dried chiz on the hair of my legs?”

  "I hate my last tweet."

• “I think my balls have stopped producing chiz...that's how bad it is.”

  Obama has now been President for exactly 2 weeks.

• “Ever. received a parcel at the door since moving to Holywood: why do we tolerate a postal service that delivers specifically when it knows no one is going to be in, chiz chiz: my contributors copies of Pyr's very fine Fast Forward 2.”

  a bok and something to read it on.

• “This fact is recognised by all boys and the message is clear but seme to become dimmer as they draw on to man's estate chiz.”

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