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Rizz = chaRISma
Use it the way your parents would use "game".
85 3 ReplyUse it the way your parents would use "game".
Ok so it's like this::
Did you win the rizz?
This meat is a little rizzy.
Don't play rizzes with me.
68 5 ReplyYup, you got it!! 😁🤭
14 1 ReplyZelda Breath of the Wild is a very unique videorizz
10 0 Replyno obviously he's talking more like:
im going hunting for some rizz.
this meat has a rizzy taste.
6 0 ReplyExcellent
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I saw this elsewhere, but the term rizz does imply the existence of other words to shorten all the typical rpg attributes.
Unsure what they would all be, but I'm thinking these other four seem pretty easy to agree upon:
Toosh = constitution
Tren = strength
Teri = dexterity
Telli = intelligence
32 0 ReplyRoll for nish
19 0 ReplyThanks, I hate it
9 0 ReplyYeah those are all abbreviated con, str, dex, and int. I wonder why charisma isn't abbreviated cha. Maybe that was too close to con?
9 3 ReplyIn D&D it is abbreviated cha, it's just that rizz sounds more goated and fire.
11 0 ReplyYou must be great at parties, lol.
4 6 ReplyD&d parties yes!
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Ah. It's a lot more tolerable knowing that. Now what about "drip"?
14 0 ReplyDrip refers to how someone dresses. Someone who is drippy has a lot of style.
Also, this has been in circulation for a few years now.
17 0 ReplyI was more wondering why that word. Like "rizz" came from "charisma" but "drip" doesn't seem to have an origin like that.
I'm getting up there so I'm out of the loop from pretty much anything in the last decade. I only started hearing the drips this year.
6 0 ReplyDrip appears to be a metaphor: You’re dripping with money, designer clothes, or confidence.
As good an explanation as any. I've never heard it before, but it's weird to hear it with a positive connotation since a person being a drip is not a good thing.
13 0 ReplyI've also heard drip's origin explained as what happens when you're hot and wearing a lot of "ice"
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Drip comes from making a woman wet because you look really good
4 2 ReplyPlease tell me that's not true
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It's started to be used as in "flirt" though, as a verb (or at least my young cousin has used it this way that I've heard). As in, you rizz someone -> you flirt with someone. It sounds really strange when you know it (used to) mean charisma, but whatever.
7 0 ReplyI think it's short for rolling charisma on them since D&D has become a pop culture source now
Especially with all the memes about horny bards and reminders that persuasion is not rolling for mind control.
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