schiz

Sometimes schitz

[skits]

noun

Informal.

1. schizo.

Word History and Origins

Origin of schiz¹

First recorded in 1950–55; by shortening

Example Sentences

“Me, I’m bipolar with a little bit of schiz, and I’d be like: ‘Why I can’t be normal?

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Schiz�a, skī-zē′a, n. a genus of ferns, with sporangia ovate, sessile, and arranged in spikes or panicles.

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Oscarsson's sketch of a schiz is easily the festival's finest performance, and the film itself, though too long and sometimes repetitive, is a clinical classic of its type.

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"Looks like catatonic schiz to me," he said.

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Schiz�a pusilla, a very small and simple-leaved Fern, drawn nearly of natural size.

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