Lozza
UK/ˈlɒzə/
Lozza proper noun: a diminutive of male or female given names such as Laura or Lawrence.
Proper noun
Lozza
- A diminutive of male or female given names such as Laura or Lawrence.
- Although don't get too excited for Lozza and the next Mr (W)right to fall in lust before our eyes, as she reckons it's unlikely love will blossom this time round.2016 September 15, “Lauren Goodger reveals real reason she quit TOWIE – as she preps for return”, in Daily Star
- He recently set up a Patreon account for fans who wanted to “support the great un-cancelling of Lozza Fox” by donating money to him each month on the site or via PayPal.2020 June 29, Danny Thompson, “Laurence Fox labels BBC 'corrupt organisation that sows division' amid calls for it to be defunded”, in Yahoo Entertainment
Origin of Lozza
Clipping of a name which begins with /ˈlɔːɹ/ or /ˈlɒɹ/ + -zza.
Questions about Lozza
- What does Lozza mean?
- Lozza means a diminutive of male or female given names such as Laura or Lawrence.
- What part of speech is Lozza?
- Lozza is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Lozza?
- Lozza is pronounced /ˈlɒzə/ (UK).
Words near Lozza in the dictionary
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