To run away; to abscond. A low word.
Mr. Buchanan was in the Senate Chamber when the Tariff was under discussion; but as soon as Mr. Bagby commenced speaking of the "odious law of 1842," the Secretary of State mizzled.--Cor. of N. Y. Herald.
A broker, named H. H. D. operated, in a financial way, day before yesterday, to the amount of 3000, and then mizzled.--N. Y. Tribune.
The Southern men will spend their last cent here; while the Northern men, if they had won, would have buttoned up their pockets and mizzled.--N. Y. Herald, May 14, 1845.
Mo. The common abbreviation for Missouri.