whazzit

whatsis

informal Any thing the name of which is not known or cannot be remembered. Hand me that whatsis over there, would ya? He said some whatsis in the engine blew out or something.

whatsit

informal Any thing the name of which is not known or cannot be remembered. Hand me that whatsit over there, would ya? He said some whatsit in the engine blew out or something.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

whatsis

and whatsit and whatzit and whazzit (ˈʍətsɪs and ˈʍətsɪt and ˈʍətsɪt and ˈʍəzɪt)

n. a name for a person or thing whose real name has been forgotten or is being avoided. Put this little whatzit on the top and another on the bottom.

whatsit

verb

See whatsis

whazzit

verb

See whatsis

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

whatsis
whatsit
whatzit
flow
how-d'ye-do
nummers
sweat
sweats
yes, sirree
nummy

词组	whazzit
释义	whazzit whatsis informal Any thing the name of which is not known or cannot be remembered. Hand me that whatsis over there, would ya? He said some whatsis in the engine blew out or something. whatsit informal Any thing the name of which is not known or cannot be remembered. Hand me that whatsit over there, would ya? He said some whatsit in the engine blew out or something. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. whatsis and whatsit and whatzit and whazzit (ˈʍətsɪs and ˈʍətsɪt and ˈʍətsɪt and ˈʍəzɪt) n. a name for a person or thing whose real name has been forgotten or is being avoided. Put this little whatzit on the top and another on the bottom. whatsit verb See whatsis whazzit verb See whatsis McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: whatsis whatsit whatzit flow how-d'ye-do nummers sweat sweats yes, sirree nummy
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