Slope, mizzle, cut your stick; don't you understand.

Stow your gab, Bill, and mizzle.

Come, mizzle, and no more words, or-and he pointed the tail of his discourse with his revolver.

There is a micro-climate beneath the tree tops; a humid mizzle generated by the perspiring vegetation folds around us.

Cut your stick, sir-come, mizzle!

Now he must mizzle!

To go (origin of "mizzle"?)

You could mizzle in through the shop, run upstairs, pop through the door, downstairs next door and out through the back yard.

The gentleman that employed me has mizzled, and he promised me fifty pounds.

Rain was mizzling lightly against the grassy banks on either side of the entrance.

Ripogenus, a lake, had mizzled, (as the Americans say,) literally mizzled.

It is mizzling already, Charlotte; the snow will turn into rain, and we shall have a down-pour.

It drizzles and mizzles, reeks and rains.

I kud smell the thing afore I wur half-way, an' when I got near it, the birds mizzled.

He was mizzling when I fired.

You won't dare to tell me that you hadn't seen Ferdinand when you two mizzled off from the College?