Oxford's 2023 Word of the Year is "rizz". For the less hip out there, this is slang for risotto.

Example: "I hate it when chefs try to make rizz on cooking competitions. These are trained culinary professionals, they should know it takes a long time to cook rizz properly."

@lowqualityfacts does that make me the rizz king
@lowqualityfacts I thought it was the paper used to roll a spliff?

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That puts a new spin on the Jimmy Durante song.

Spring is sprung
The grass is RIZZ
I wonder where the boidies is?

The boids is on the wing, they say.
But that's absoid
The wings is on the boid, obviously.

@lowqualityfacts better than the "cozzie livs" that apparently got woty in aus. despite nobody claiming to have ever heard of it prior to the announcement
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The only use of "rizz" I know of is:
Spring is sprung, the grass is rizz
I wonder where the birdies is!
@lowqualityfacts finally I understand what that song is about, Putting on the Rizz.
@lowqualityfacts I want to know where people are using this word. I’ve seen this in the wild maybe once or twice, online.
@lowqualityfacts There used to be stuff called Rice a Riso which I think was an attempt to get Australians to eat risotto in the 1960s. It was all just-add-water because they thought a real risotto would be too complicated for Australians. How wrong they were!
Second definition: Drunk rice (or rice while you're drunk)

Possibly rice while you're drunk on rice wine you drank
@lowqualityfacts Don’t tax my rizz so hardcore, cruster.
@lowqualityfacts Less ridiculous than the actual meaning of this "word"