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Definition of jazzy in English: jazzyadjectivejazziest, jazzier ˈdʒaziˈdʒæzi 1Of, resembling, or in the style of jazz. Example sentencesExamples - But Darrin loves her jazzy style of singing and gorgeous looks.
- Benny's jazzy piano faded away and I was left to finish the song.
- These are mixed with similarly jazzy bass motifs, and both are chopped and spliced to construct thoroughly hip-hop forms.
- He said a lot of people walked out, because they were expecting croony jazzy style, and were quite aghast at the new direction.
- Stephanie Biddle and the Paradise Band ring in the New Year in jazzy style at Montreal's landmark jazz 'n' ribs joint.
- Every morning and evening songbirds gave us a glorious symphonic performance rich in harmony, melody and a few jazzy solos.
- The jazzy percussion's reminiscent of Liquid Liquid: snaps, shakers, cowbell, and maracas.
- His photos of the fighter on the streets and at home mixed a relaxed, candid style and vibrant, jazzy composition.
- Its a beautiful jazzy tune in a style Sarah hasn't really explored before.
- Again it's not jazz in the traditional sense, it's just an indie song with a jazzy middle-section and some piano ornamentation.
- There was no disappointment, as the band let loose with jazzy groove that had people moving en masse.
- The basic Spiders From Mars guitar-bass-drums lineup is fleshed out a bit with Mike Garson's jazzy piano and smooth, greasy sounding horns.
- The styles range from country shuffles through polka and rocking country to the jazzy ruminations of the closing ‘American Reprieve’.
- That jazzy vocal style is just supposed to make you feel chilled.
- Yet this same musician played the Blues movement of the Ravel Sonata with the jazzy verve of a Stephane Grappelli.
- While Ford is known as a blues guitarist, his unmistakable style brings an eloquent jazzy flavor into the mix.
- The musical landscape has changed, but Sade's jazzy urban style is as exuberant and satisfying as ever, nowhere more so than on the title track.
- What Fat Freddy's Drop make is some of the most soulful, jazzy, and deliciously groovy music to come out of Wellington.
- Sophisticated bossa nova grooves, seductive vocals and nuanced acoustic guitars are given texture by jazzy electric piano and flute and trumpet cameos.
- Massive string swells and jazzy electric piano stabs immediately bring the more esoteric work of Carl Craig and Derrick May to mind.
2Bright, colourful, and showy. Example sentencesExamples - Not perhaps a jazzy colour to sport in the summer for it attracts the heat - but seeing as this little baby comes also in the shades of navy, red and green, it's not too shabby.
- One Baptist minister, Stuart Davison, from Merseyside, for instance, is renowned for his collection of gaudy waistcoats and jazzy ties.
- I made a comment on a passing car, which was a jazzy new Mini in extremely bright red.
- It was quite jazzy really with a lot of lines and squares of colour.
- The views were to a hazy mid-distance, over fields of green, chalky white and jazzy yellow - a spectacle of colour.
- When we danced with him, we had to do absolutely authentic dances, but in jazzy costumes, to jazz music.
- For boys, you really can't go wrong with a pair of dark jeans, a sporty T-shirt or a retro lumberjack shirt in jazzy checks and a fleece.
Synonyms bright, colourful, brightly coloured, bright-coloured, brilliant, striking, strong, eye-catching, stimulating, exciting, interesting, effective, imaginative, graphic, vivid, lively, vibrant, bold, flamboyant, flashy, glaring, showy, gaudy, lurid, garish informal (looking) like an explosion in a paint factory
Derivatives adverb I admire these poems immensely, for their deftness with craft, their originality of vision, their ability to fuse old and new without devolving to gimmick and for a dignity as jazzily inventive as it is sheer. Example sentencesExamples - He even did some extemporaneous work with the consecration, which he was sort of chanting, but not really chanting - jazzily ad-libbing would be more like it.
- Jumbled emotions, from considered melancholia to improvised celebration, are conveyed by the contrast between the sepia-toned photographs and their jazzily patterned borders.
- Instead he animates his film with a hybrid of jazzily scored talking-head interviews and beautifully stylized narrative set pieces.
- Deeply saturated, brusquely painted color jazzily crisscrosses the surface, intercut with a kind of breathing space where Smith leaves the raw linen exposed.
noun As part of the acclaimed hip-hop group Jigmastas, DJ Spinna rose to prominence with a catalog of tracks that exuded a diaphanous cool and open-air jazziness. Example sentencesExamples - This disc, perhaps surprisingly in view of the jazz background of Rochester Philharmonic conductor Jeff Tyzik, doesn't play up the jazziness of Gershwin.
- Ma believes the jazziness seen for spring and summer - in Dolce & Gabbana's wild animal prints and hot pants, for example - will be well received in Asia.
- Stand back and watch the elevators go: they are a rare evocation of the jazziness so often associated with deco; they even pop and whiz, with signs making sure we know they're ‘Autotronic.’
- ‘A lot of the attack and speed that we associate with Balanchine's work, and the jazziness that you find in many works, are a residue of his encounter with tap in the 1930s,’ Garafola says.
Definition of jazzy in US English: jazzyadjectiveˈjazēˈdʒæzi 1Of, resembling, or in the style of jazz. Example sentencesExamples - Every morning and evening songbirds gave us a glorious symphonic performance rich in harmony, melody and a few jazzy solos.
- What Fat Freddy's Drop make is some of the most soulful, jazzy, and deliciously groovy music to come out of Wellington.
- He said a lot of people walked out, because they were expecting croony jazzy style, and were quite aghast at the new direction.
- Benny's jazzy piano faded away and I was left to finish the song.
- Stephanie Biddle and the Paradise Band ring in the New Year in jazzy style at Montreal's landmark jazz 'n' ribs joint.
- Again it's not jazz in the traditional sense, it's just an indie song with a jazzy middle-section and some piano ornamentation.
- His photos of the fighter on the streets and at home mixed a relaxed, candid style and vibrant, jazzy composition.
- Yet this same musician played the Blues movement of the Ravel Sonata with the jazzy verve of a Stephane Grappelli.
- The jazzy percussion's reminiscent of Liquid Liquid: snaps, shakers, cowbell, and maracas.
- The basic Spiders From Mars guitar-bass-drums lineup is fleshed out a bit with Mike Garson's jazzy piano and smooth, greasy sounding horns.
- Its a beautiful jazzy tune in a style Sarah hasn't really explored before.
- The styles range from country shuffles through polka and rocking country to the jazzy ruminations of the closing ‘American Reprieve’.
- While Ford is known as a blues guitarist, his unmistakable style brings an eloquent jazzy flavor into the mix.
- The musical landscape has changed, but Sade's jazzy urban style is as exuberant and satisfying as ever, nowhere more so than on the title track.
- Sophisticated bossa nova grooves, seductive vocals and nuanced acoustic guitars are given texture by jazzy electric piano and flute and trumpet cameos.
- But Darrin loves her jazzy style of singing and gorgeous looks.
- Massive string swells and jazzy electric piano stabs immediately bring the more esoteric work of Carl Craig and Derrick May to mind.
- That jazzy vocal style is just supposed to make you feel chilled.
- There was no disappointment, as the band let loose with jazzy groove that had people moving en masse.
- These are mixed with similarly jazzy bass motifs, and both are chopped and spliced to construct thoroughly hip-hop forms.
- 1.1 Bright, colorful, and showy.
Example sentencesExamples - One Baptist minister, Stuart Davison, from Merseyside, for instance, is renowned for his collection of gaudy waistcoats and jazzy ties.
- It was quite jazzy really with a lot of lines and squares of colour.
- I made a comment on a passing car, which was a jazzy new Mini in extremely bright red.
- For boys, you really can't go wrong with a pair of dark jeans, a sporty T-shirt or a retro lumberjack shirt in jazzy checks and a fleece.
- Not perhaps a jazzy colour to sport in the summer for it attracts the heat - but seeing as this little baby comes also in the shades of navy, red and green, it's not too shabby.
- The views were to a hazy mid-distance, over fields of green, chalky white and jazzy yellow - a spectacle of colour.
- When we danced with him, we had to do absolutely authentic dances, but in jazzy costumes, to jazz music.
Synonyms bright, colourful, brightly coloured, bright-coloured, brilliant, striking, strong, eye-catching, stimulating, exciting, interesting, effective, imaginative, graphic, vivid, lively, vibrant, bold, flamboyant, flashy, glaring, showy, gaudy, lurid, garish
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