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- informal (UK also whizz); (US also whiz, wiz) someone who is an expert at something or who has great ability in a particular subject: a computer wizard wizard at Your mother's a wizard at Scrabble.
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A wiz is someone who’s highly skilled or knowledgeable in a particular field or activity. Wiz is an informal word. It’s a shortening of wizard, which can have the same meaning. It’s especially used in combination with the field that the person is skilled in, as in computer wiz or math wiz.
WIZ definition: 1. a whizz UK 2. a whiz US 3. a wizard (= skilled person): . Learn more.
wiz. noun. A person who is exceptionally gifted or skilled in a particular area. synonyms. skilled person. ace. adept. star. whizz. maven. AI Feedback. exact.
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The term 'wiz' [wɪz] refers to a person who is highly skilled or knowledgeable in a particular field, such as a computer wiz or a math whiz. It can also refer to a wizard or magician, as in 'The children were amazed by the wiz's magic tricks.'
WIZ meaning: 1. a whizz UK 2. a whiz US 3. a wizard (= skilled person): . Learn more.
