Green’s Dictionary of Slang

fiz n.1

[abbr./pron. SE physiognomy]

the face.

[UK]N. Ward Rambling Rakes 6: A brace of Ladies [...] put the black Pall o’er their Fizes.
[UK]A. Ross Helenore in Wattie Scot. Works (1938) 37: Black, hairy wrats [sic], about an inch between, / Out-throw her fiz, were like mustaches seen.
[UK]‘Epistle from Joe Muggins’s Dog’ in Era (London) 12 Aug. 3/2: Some old gal with a pimpled fiz and queer peepers.