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wiz

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /wɪz/

wiz means: Someone who is very good at a particular subject or activity.

noun

SKILLED PERSONB2

Someone who is very good at a particular subject or activity.

  • My brother is a computer wiz.
  • She’s a wiz at solving puzzles.
  • The team hired a financial wiz to manage its budget.

How to use it: a wiz at something (She’s a wiz at fixing phones.)

Similar words: expert, whiz, wizard, genius

Common phrases: computer wiz, maths wiz, wiz at something

GAME ADMINISTRATORC2

An administrator who manages an online text-based adventure game and has special powers within it.

  • Ask a wiz for help.
  • The wiz removed a player who broke the rules.
  • Only wizzes can use those server commands.

Similar words: wizard, administrator

Common phrases: MUD wiz, wiz privileges, wiz commands

verb

BECOME ADMINISTRATORC2

To finish an online text-based game’s quest and gain administrator status.

  • She hopes to wiz soon.
  • He wizzed after completing the final quest.
  • Players who wiz gain new powers in the dungeon.

Common phrases: wiz after something, wiz in something

Questions about wiz

What does wiz mean?

Someone who is very good at a particular subject or activity.

What is wiz in other languages?

Türkçe: usta · Español: genio · Français: as · Deutsch: Ass · Italiano: mago · 日本語: 達人

How do you pronounce wiz?

It is pronounced /wɪz/.

How do you use wiz in a sentence?

My brother is a computer wiz. She’s a wiz at solving puzzles.

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