ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Tazz

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech verb

Quick meaning: Tazz is a verb meaning (dialectal, chiefly Midlands) To move quickly; to dash; to rush.

Meaning

(dialectal, chiefly Midlands) To move quickly; to dash; to rush.

More Meanings

  1. (dialectal, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire) A heap of tangles or knots, especially in hair.

Example Sentences

This was an enormous Ford Zephyr 6 capable of doing 100 m.p.h. as I discovered tazzing down the motorway[.]
Fireblade SP bikes and Civic Type R cars will be tazzing about the Island, letting marshals and medics get to where they need to be sharpish.
It’s bad for him [the dog] if he’s kept tied up in that dismal place, and perhaps not properly fed. I say, how would it be if I tazzed down there and had a look at him?
The kooky pair were snapped at a ski resort in Khvalynsk, Russia by video director Alexander Kalinin from studio Dr Creative tazzing down the slopes in little more than bikinis.

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Related dictionary entries include razz, bedash, nash, besharp, whizzle, mosey.

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