tizz

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• tizz — variant UK [tɪz] US Main entry: tizzy …   Useful english dictionary

• tizz — /tɪz / (say tiz) Colloquial –noun 1. frantic but ineffectual activity; commotion. –phrase 2. in a tizz, in a state of somewhat hysterical confusion and anxiety: don t get in a tizz. Also, tizzy. {shortened form of tizzy} …  

• Tizz — state of somewhat hysterical confusion and anxiety, often expressed in frantic but ineffectual activity: Don t get in a tizz …   Dictionary of Australian slang

• tizz — Australian Slang state of somewhat hysterical confusion and anxiety, often expressed in frantic but ineffectual activity: Don t get in a tizz …   English dialects glossary

• tizz — tizzy UK [ˈtɪzɪ] / US or tizz UK [tɪz] / US noun in a tizzy …   English dictionary

• tizz-wozz — var. tiswas …   Useful english dictionary

• tizz — noun A tizzy; a state of worried confusion …   Wiktionary

• tizz — n. tizzy, excited state, tumultuous state, state of slightly hysterical confusion …   English contemporary dictionary

• tizz(y) —  State of confusion or excitement. Also tizwas …   A concise dictionary of English slang

• be in a tizz — be in a tizz/tizzy informal send/throw (someone) into a tizz/tizzy to make someone very upset, excited, or confused. The local press is in a complete tizzy about the murders …   New idioms dictionary

• send (someone) into a tizz — send/throw (someone) into a tizz/tizzy informal to make someone very upset, excited, or confused. The idea of producing a meal for fifty people threw her into a tizzy …   New idioms dictionary