Oxford said rizz was a shortened form of the word charisma. "The word 'rizz' can also be used as a verb, often in the phrase 'rizz up', which means 'to attract, seduce, or chat up (a person ...

But when the term rizz blew up on TikTok, Cenat stopped using the word. In June 2022, he told the No Jumper presenters: “TikTok butchered that word. They killed it.” He criticised the interpretations ...

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 ...

Use of the word "rizz" peaked in June 2023 when Tom Holland said he had "no need" for it while discussing his relationship with Zendaya. Cindy Ord/Getty According to the Oxford Dictionary, use of ...

Here is what to know about rizz and some other words that were in the running for the Oxford Word of the Year 2023. Slang terms: 'Bet', this annual list of slang terms could have some parents ...

The word rizz topped a list of eight words, selected by Oxford, that the press says reflect the “mood, ethos, or preoccupations of the past year.” Over 30,000 members of the public voted ...

To understand what “unspoken rizz” means, you’d have to understand what “rizz” is in the first place. The term was created by Cenat to describe his charm with the ladies.

If you want to "rizz" someone, you want to flirt with or charm them. "Rizz" was popularized by live streamer and YouTuber Kai Cenat, who used the term around 2021, according to Dictionary.com.

Oxford University Press’ Word of the Year has arrived, and it’s a term you may have heard on TikTok. Learn more about what rizz means and why it was chosen.