whizz or whiz /(h)wiz/

1. To fly through the air with or as if with a whistling noise
2. To move rapidly (informal)
3. To make a hissing, rustling or sizzling noise (dialect or old)
4. To urinate (US sl)

To cause to whizz

1. A person remarkably talented or skilful at something (informal)
2. A hissing sound (also interjection)
3. A bargain, agreement (US sl)
4. An act of urinating (US sl)
5. Amphetamine (slang)

With a whizzing noise

whizzˈer noun

1. Something that whizzes
2. A pickpocket (slang)

whizzˈing noun and adverb

whizzˈingly adverb

whizzˈo or whizzˈy adjective (informal)

1. Excellent
2. Impressive

whizzˈ-bang or whizˈbang noun

1. A light shell of high velocity which is heard arriving shortly before exploding (World War I sl)
2. A firework reminiscent of this

adjective

1. Excellent
2. Fast-paced

whizz kid, whiz kid or (suggesting influence by wizard) wiz kid noun (informal)

Someone who achieves success rapidly and early, through ability, inventiveness, dynamism and ambition

• slipknots
• slip off
• slip of the pen
• slip of the tongue
• slip on
• slip-on
• slip one's ways
• slip-ons
• slip-over
• slippage
• slippages
• slipped
• slipped disc
• slipper
• slipper animalcule
• slipper bath
• slipper baths
• slippered
• slipperier
• slipperiest
• slipperily
• slipperiness
• slipperinesses
• slippering
• slipper limpet