Noun
uzi (plural uzis)
A type of compact submachine gun, having a caliber of 9 millimeters with ammunition housed in the grip of the weapon.
UZI (plural UZIs)
Alternative letter-case form of uzi
Uzi (plural Uzis)
Alternative letter-case form of uzi
1950s to 1970s In 1954, Israel introduced a 9mm Parabellum open-bolt, blowback-operated submachine gun called the Uzi (after its designer Uziel Gal ). Source: Internet
After that, there was a deluxe version called Lil Uzi Vert vs. The World 2, a follow up to his landmark mixtape. Source: Internet
Almost a decade later, Haaretz reporter Uzi Benziman published a series of articles accusing Sharon of intentionally deceiving Begin about the operation’s initial objectives, and continuously misleading him as the war progressed. Source: Internet
As with the Uzi and M10, it was a blowback-operated SMG, but it could be fitted with a bayonet—in that regard, it wasn't the first, however, as the Austrian-produced Steyr MP34 also had a bayonet mount. Source: Internet
A month earlier she admitted that she plastered stickers outside the home of Supreme Court Judge Uzi Vogelman, an action that prompted him to file a police complaint. Source: Internet
A stolen Uzi submachine gun was also found. Source: Internet