rizz

To seduce a love interest; to attract someone using rizz.

To flirt with and charm someone — the verb form of rizz. "He rizzed her up at the bar" = he successfully chatted her up. Implies smooth confidence; a failed rizz-up is its own subgenre of self-roasting text messages to the group chat.

Someone who possesses notable rizz — a natural flirt with undeniable charm who can pull without trying too hard. A rizzer doesn't just get by on looks; they win people over through effortless charisma, smooth conversation, and an almost magnetic energy. The term is a straightforward agent noun extension of rizz, labeling the person as the source of the charm rather than the quality itself.

The intangible but very real magnetic quality someone radiates that makes them charming and attractive without specific words or actions — a vibe, an aura, a social electricity that others pick up immediately. Rizz energy is less about what you say and more about how you exist in a room: the way you carry yourself, make eye contact, and project ease. It extends rizz by framing it as something you emit rather than something you do, borrowing from the wellness/spirituality world's language of energy and vibes.