Rizzed Meaning and Definition
Rizzed
Pronunciation
/ˈrɪzd/
Part of Speech
Noun
Definition
A type of extraordinary, unconventional, and innovative dance move, characterized by unbalanced combinations of body movements, spinning, and rhythmic improvisation.
Examples
- The street performer busted out a sick rizzed on the corner of Main and Elm.
- The instructor taught us a series of steps to execute a perfect rizzed.
Synonyms
- Freestyle
- Impromptu
Antonyms
- Cautious
- Predictable
Etymology
The term “Rizzed” originates from the urban slang of 1990s, derived from the phrase “rizzing,” which means “to get ready” or “to get hyped.” Over time, the term evolved to describe a specific type of dance move.
Usage Notes
When describing a rizzed, use verbs such as “busted” or “executed” to emphasize the energy and intensity of the dance.
Cultural References
Rizzed has been featured in various dance battles, music videos, and street performances. Notable appearances include the iconic dance crew, the “Rizzed Renegades,” in the 2004 YouTube video, “Rizzed Frenzy.”
Idiomatic Expressions or Phrases
“Get rizzed” or “Rizzed up” means to get pumped up or hyped for an event or performance.
Related Words or Phrases
- Funk
- Jazz
- Breakdancing
Collocations
- Rizzed out
- Crazy rizzed
- Liquid Rizzed
Frequency of Use
Rizzed is a relatively rare term, but its usage is increasing due to the growing popularity of urban dance culture and street performances.
Common Misspellings
Riszed, Rised, Rizze, Rizzez