‘Oh, you!’: 2023’s word of the year means to playfully yet seamlessly strike up a conversation with a new love interest (iStock) I’m not surprised that “rizz” is Oxford Dictionary’s word of the year.

Often associated with celebrities and other famous figures, "rizz" has been chosen by the Oxford University Press as its word of the year. It's a term Gen Z has mainly embraced, and it beat out words ...

The new generation’s slang term for charm was popularized by Kai Cenat Robin L Marshall/FilmMagic Rizz is a way to describe an individual's charm or game while flirting The term was popularized by ...

“I’d love to have a modicum of the rizz that Gandalf the Grey has.” “Rizz” is a relatively young word — it’s been circulating online since 2021 — but one that’s cemented its place in the cultural ...

Rizz is short for “charisma,” and it simply means an ability to charm and woo a person. It’s pronounced, well, rizz, just like it’s spelled. The term found its way into teen slang through TikTok and ...

“I have negative rizz,” one of my guy friends declared over pancakes one Saturday morning. It was a bleary-eyed brunch—the kind where you’re still half-drunk from the night before—when he threw out ...

On Monday, Oxford sent the world a message: It knows what "rizz" is. The viral term was crowned 2023's "word of the year" by the Oxford University Press, which it lists as a "colloquial noun, defined ...

The contrast between the prestigious Oxford University Press (OUP) and its selection of Gen Z slang word “rizz” as its word of the year is nothing short of comedic. The term—an abbreviation of ...

Sorry, Swifties. The word of the year for 2023 is "rizz," according to the publishers of the Oxford English Dictionary. Rizz beat out Swiftie, situationship and de ...