Huzz

From Tiktok/gen-z slang "Bro where the huzz at?" Can refer to either a group of girls or a singular girl, usually used in a flirtation and affectionate way. Note: Although it the word is derived from the word "hoes" and it was its original meaning as it was simply a mispronounciation, it has evolved to no longer be offensive and words derived from another word do not always mean the same thing. This is known as the etymological fallacy. If you are to walk up to a gen-z girl in public and call her huzz and your average looking, she'll probably just laugh and walk away instead of frowning. The gen-z equivalent of the word "hoes" is "bop" if you are call a gen-z girl a "bop" she will be offended. This word is typically only used the with the brothers (homies) though, as if you call a girl that it's just seen as corny and maybe a little strange, but not offensive. It can be used in a jokingly manner with a girl you are close to though, ideally your girlfriend.