whiz
6 ENTRIES FOUND:
1
whiz
(chiefly US)
verb
whizzes;
whizzed;
whizzing
1
whiz
(chiefly US)
verb
whizzes;
whizzed;
whizzing
Britannica Dictionary definition of WHIZ
always followed by an adverb or preposition
[no object]
informal
1
:
to move quickly while making a buzzing or humming sound
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The ball whizzed through the air.
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Bullets whizzed overhead.
2
a
:
to pass by quickly
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Cars whizzed by on the highway.
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He whizzed past us on skates.
b
chiefly British
:
to accomplish or complete something easily
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She whizzed through the exam.
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whiz
(chiefly US)
noun
or British
whizz
/ˈwɪz/
plural
whizzes
2
whiz
(chiefly US)
noun
or British
whizz
/ˈwɪz/
plural
whizzes
Britannica Dictionary definition of WHIZ
[count]
:
a humming or buzzing sound made by something moving quickly
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We could hear the whiz of the ball as it sailed past us.
take a whiz
US, informal + impolite
3
whiz
(chiefly US)
noun
or British
whizz
/ˈwɪz/
plural
whizzes
3
whiz
(chiefly US)
noun
or British
whizz
/ˈwɪz/
plural
whizzes
Britannica Dictionary definition of WHIZ
[count]
informal
:
someone who is very good at something
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a computer whiz
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He's a whiz at math.
