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1. • • "Whiz" refers to someone very skilled in a particular field, often implying speed and efficiency, while "Wiz" is a colloquial abbreviation of "wizard," denoting exceptional skill or expertise, particularly in technical or magical contexts.
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   What is the difference between WIZ and Whiz?

   • Wiz is short for wizard. Whiz means something remarkable. 'Whiz' and 'wiz' are variant spellings of the standard 'whizz'. 'Whiz' is more typical throughout North America and 'wiz' tends to be favoured when used alongside the related word 'wizard', which has a secondary definition identical to 'whizz'/'whiz'/'wiz': an extremely clever person.

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   How do you spell Whiz & Whizz?

   • Even when we move beyond children and youth to discuss other people who are particularly skilled, clever or knowledgeable about a certain subject, the most standard spelling is still whiz, even though both wiz and whizz appear to be accepted in this context. You could talk about a math whiz, a chemistry wiz, or a programming whizz, for instance.

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   What is the meaning of Whiz?

   • A wizard; an administrator of a multi-user dungeon. To throw or spin rapidly. alternative spelling of whiz: an act of urination. ‘I have to take a wiz.’; To urinate. ‘We whizzed in the bushes.’; A whirring or hissing sound (as above). (informal) Someone who is remarkably skilled at something. An act of urination. ‘I have to take a whiz.’;

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   Is Whiz a verb or a noun?

   • One such example is when you talk about running the gauntlet when you really should be running the gamut. And such is also the case with deciding whether the word is whiz, whizz or wiz. Let’s start with a few basic definitions. The word whiz can be used in both as a verb and as a noun with related definitions.

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   As a noun, it usually means one who has remarkable skill in something, and it sometimes denotes a whizzing sound. It’s also a noun in the phrase take a whiz, which means urinate. It’s used in the interjection gee whiz, which expresses amazement or surprise.

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   Mar 12, 2024 · "Whiz" refers to someone very skilled in a particular field, often implying speed and efficiency, while "Wiz" is a colloquial abbreviation of "wizard," denoting exceptional skill or expertise, particularly in technical or magical contexts.

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   Jan 13, 2012 · 'Whiz' and 'wiz' are variant spellings of the standard 'whizz'. 'Whiz' is more typical throughout North America and 'wiz' tends to be favoured when used alongside the related word 'wizard', which has a secondary definition identical to 'whizz'/'whiz'/'wiz': an extremely clever person.

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   Dec 15, 2015 · But what about wiz? We may think that wiz is a shortened form of the word wizard, particularly in the context of a wiz kid… or is it a whiz kid? A Google search for “whiz kid” generates 2 million results, while a search for “wiz kid” generates 11 million results.

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   As nouns the difference between wiz and whiz. is that wiz is a person who is exceptionally gifted or skilled in a particular area while whiz is a whirring or hissing sound (as above).

8. redkiwiapp.com › en › english-guideWhiz or wiz - Learn about Homophones with RedKiwi

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   Remember, whiz refers to something moving quickly through the air or a skilled person, while wiz is short for 'wizard', which is someone who is skilled or knowledgeable in a particular field.

9. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishWHIZ | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   a person with a very high level of skill or knowledge in a particular subject: a computer whiz. He's a whiz at poker.