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whizzesnoun1pl. of whiz a sound similar to the speech sound \\s\\ stretched outthe whiz of an arrow flying by at an uncomfortably close range a monotonous sound like that of an insect in motionthe irritating whiz of a bee in the room burrs, buzzes, chirrs, churrs, drones, hums, purrs, thrums, whirs(also whirrs), zooms babbles, coos, gasps, gurgles, hisses, moans, murmurs, rustles, sighs, suspirations, susurrations, susurruses, whisperswhishes, zings, zips bawls, howls, roars, screams, screeches, shrieks, squalls, squeals, yells, yelps whizzesnoun2pl. of whiza person with a high level of knowledge or skill in a fieldthe computer whiz to whom we all go when we're having problems, which is fairly often aces, adepts, artists, authorities, cognoscenti, connoisseurs, crackerjacks(also crackajacks), dab hands(chiefly British), dabs(chiefly British), experts, fiends, geeks, gurus, hands, hotshots, maestros(or maestri), masters, mavens(also mavins), meisters, past masters, proficients, scholars, sharks, sharps, virtuosos(or virtuosi), wizards professionals, prosconsultants, hired guns, specialistsaddicts, aficionados(also afficionados), buffs, devotees, enthusiasts, fanscraftsmen, journeymenall-rounders(British), jacks-of-all-trades, Renaissance menmistresses amateurs, inexperts, nonexperts apprentices, beginners, neophytes, novicesdabblers, dilettantes(or dilettanti)laymen, nonprofessionals a very smart personone of those whizzes who does very well in every subject brainiacs, brains, geniuses(or genii), intellects, thinkers, wizards, wizzes polyhistors, polymaths, Renaissance menblues, bluestockings, highbrows, intellectualssages, savantseggheads, geeks, longhairs, nerdsmasters, virtuosos(or virtuosi)aces, crackerjacks(also crackajacks), naturals blockheads, dodoes(or dodos), dolts, dopes, dumbbells, dummies, dunces, fatheads, goons, half-wits, hammerheads, idiots, imbeciles, knuckleheads, morons, nitwits, numskulls(or numbskulls), pinheads ignoramuses(also ignorami), illiterates, know-nothings, lowbrowsanti-intellectuals, philistinesasses, donkeys, fools, jackassesbeasts, boors, cads, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, curs, heels, jerks, louses, louts, skunks(also skunk), snakes, stinkers whizzesverbpresent tense third-person singular of whizto make a sound like that of stretching out the speech sound \\s\\just hearing the bullets whiz as they fly by their heads must be terrifying for soldiers fizzes, fizzles, hisses, sizzles, swishes, whishes swooshes, wheezes, whistles, whooshes, zipsbubbles, effervescesbuzzes, drones, hums to fly, turn, or move rapidly with a fluttering or vibratory soundmany vehicles were whizzing past us at breakneck speeds bumbles, burrs, buzzes, drones, hums, whirs(also whirrs), whishes, zips, zooms chirrs, churrsthrumsfizzes, hisses, murmurs, purrs, rustles, sighs, sizzles, swishes, whisperscoos, currswheezes, whistles, whooshes |