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mazza

mazza noun: madness; something that is mad; a crazy situation. Also the alternative form of meze.

Noun

mazza (countable and uncountable, plural mazzas)

  1. (Multicultural-London-English) Madness; something that is mad; a crazy situation.
    • Must have thought I was one of the paigons / Left a trace and my yard got raided / It's a mazza / He was talking tough 'till I chased man down with a ladder2018, AM Skengdo, “Diligent Members” (track 4), in Greener on the Other Side, performed by Skengdo x AM

Proper noun capitalized: Mazza

Mazza

  1. A nickname for Mario.

Also used as

mazza is also the alternative form of meze.

Forms of mazza

pluralmazzas
alternative formmazzaleen

Origin of mazza

See meze.

Questions about mazza

What does mazza mean?
Mazza means madness; something that is mad; a crazy situation.
What part of speech is mazza?
Mazza can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of mazza?
The plural of mazza is mazzas.

Words near mazza in the dictionary

  1. mazuts
  2. mazy
  3. Mazyck
  4. Mazycks
  5. Mazyr
  6. mazza
  7. Mazzaferro
  8. Mazzaferros
  9. Mazzanti
  10. Mazzantis
  11. Mazzara

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