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Discover Ludwig'a whiz' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is particularly good or talented at something. For example: "She's a whiz with numbers - give her any problem and she can solve it in no time!".
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Ainsworth said, "Got to take a whiz".
She's a whiz at skating too.
P.S.: And he's just a whiz at pubic hair.
When it came to computers, he was a whiz.
SUMMIT - DORIS BAUER is a whiz at "Jeopardy".
Technically, she is a whiz without any vulgar circus tricks.
"Now he's a whiz at it," Dan said.
Malika, it turns out, is a whiz at stock investment.
She was a voracious reader of literature, and a whiz at crossword puzzles.
Riordan, who is understated, is a brilliant appellate lawyer and a whiz at legal theories.
He was a whiz at mastering the mind-numbing rules of civil procedure.
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