rizz
What does rizz mean?
Natural charm or charisma, especially a talent for flirting and attracting a romantic partner. Also used as a verb: to "rizz someone up" is to charm them.
Origin
A clipping of "charisma", popularised in 2022 by streamer Kai Cenat and named Oxford Word of the Year 2023.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "rizz" mean?
Natural charm or charisma, especially a talent for flirting and attracting a romantic partner. Also used as a verb: to "rizz someone up" is to charm them.
How do you use "rizz" in a sentence?
For example: "He's got serious rizz — he had her laughing within seconds."
Where does "rizz" come from?
A clipping of "charisma", popularised in 2022 by streamer Kai Cenat and named Oxford Word of the Year 2023. It's generally dated to around 2022.
Is "rizz" Gen Z slang?
Yes — "rizz" is classed as Gen Z slang on FreeDict. Natural charm or charisma, especially a talent for flirting and attracting a romantic partner. Also used as a verb: to "rizz someone up" is to charm them.