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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of whiz.
  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of whizz.

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Examples

  • As a matter of fact, that train whizzed by me just this morning.

    Boston Globe: Well, he ain’t getting any deader. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

  • Brown smiled with relief as that silly title whizzed harmlessly over his head.

    Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2009

  • Brown smiled with relief as that silly title whizzed harmlessly over his head.

    A percentage game at PMQs 2009

  • The name whizzed into his mind like a dart; like a dart stuck there, and was not to be plucked out.

    The Way Home 2003

  • And while she was selling me that little bit of lace there was an unseemly sound, a big shell coming in whizzed through the air, and we all listened-it is a habit out there.

    My Experiences at the Front 1917

  • That sword whizzed through the air like a bullet; and its point went an inch and a half into the frame of the door.

    Into the Jaws of Death Jack O'Brien

  • Time "whizzed" by and there they were again at three o'clock and climbing.

    Friedrichshafen - March 18, 1944 1944

  • I gwine cut yo 'haid off, "and the fearful sword whizzed threateningly through the air.

    The Littlest Rebel Edward Henry Peple 1896

  • "Security just kind of whizzed past me and I saw them grab my buddy and I pointed and said, 'It's not him' and they just dragged him out.

    chicagotribune.com - 2009

  • Someone said later she could feel the bullet tickling her hair as it whizzed by, but that was one of Jill's college friends, who had always been prone to exaggerations.

    Gunplay Neil Serven 2011

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