The word whiz has its roots in WW2. It is a ccombination of the words Versuchskonstruktion, meaning prototype, and Wehrmacht, meaning armed forces. After the construction of the V1 missile, Hitler commissioned the creation of the V2 missile, a warhead with 8x the destructive force of the V1. British double agent James Bond managed to infiltrate the facility by surgically replacing his face with that of German Kapitänleutnant, or naval Lieutenant, Hanz Von Duflendokcht he had recently killed. He infiltrated the barracks through the sewage system and hid in the duct work feeding of garbage for 4 months while he observed the creation of the missile. Having not previously studied German, he accidentally refers to the missle as Whizmacht, and thinking it was a joke he was nicknamed Whiz. Nobody thought it was funny. After destroying the silo and escaping the facility managing to kill every single German at the base, the nickname stuck. Now it is used to refer to anyone who has a particularity good skill at a specific task
It is early 20th Century word referring to a noise or a talented person. There also seems to be a much earlier explanation of Whiz, (or Whizz) being a shortened form of Wizard, referring to a person who is good at a particular activity.
The origin of the word data is Latin ....
The origin is from Babylonia
From latin: Simplus
THIS WORD IS GREEK. ΠΑΡΑΛΛΗΛΟΓΡΑΜΜΟ.
The plural of whiz is whizzes.
The plural of whiz is whizzes.
It is early 20th Century word referring to a noise or a talented person. There also seems to be a much earlier explanation of Whiz, (or Whizz) being a shortened form of Wizard, referring to a person who is good at a particular activity.
a car whiz so fast.
The base word for "whizzed" is "whizz."
quiz, whiz, jazz
the origin is where the word came from but the specific origin of the word ballot is latin root word.
The word "origin" is derived from the French word "origin" and the Latin word "originem," both of which mean, beginning, descent, birth, and rise.
Buzz, quiz, fizz, jazz, fuzz, whiz
Whizzing is the present participle of whiz.
Cheez Whiz was created in 1953.
Whiz Quiz was created in 1980.