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adjective · 2 syllables · /'dʒæz.i/

JAZZY

What does "JAZZY" mean?

Bright, lively, and flashy, or having the character of jazz music.

Meanings

  1. Showy, colourful, or stylish in a bold, eye-catching way. He showed up in a jazzy purple suit with gold buttons. informal
  2. Resembling or characteristic of jazz; rhythmically lively. The cafe played a jazzy version of the old folk tune.

Word origin

From 'jazz' (early 20th-century American English of debated origin) plus '-y'; the 'flashy' sense grew from jazz's association with energy and glamour.

Remember it

JAZZY: those two Z's buzz like a brass section - the letters themselves are showing off.

A little poem

Two Z's, like a horn-
the word puts on a loud tie
and struts down the page.

haiku

Wordplay

  • Why is the alphabet such a great improviser? It saves its jazziest notes for the very end.

What it teaches

A little flash is honest if the substance can back it; the loud tie should still keep time.

Quick facts

What does JAZZY mean?

Bright, lively, and flashy, or having the character of jazz music.

Is JAZZY a valid word?

Yes — JAZZY is one of the answer words in Wordul, the daily word game.

How many letters is JAZZY?

JAZZY has 5 letters and 2 syllables.

Where does JAZZY come from?

From 'jazz' (early 20th-century American English of debated origin) plus '-y'; the 'flashy' sense grew from jazz's association with energy and glamour.

What can JAZZY teach us?

A little flash is honest if the substance can back it; the loud tie should still keep time.

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