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UK
/dʒˈæzi/
]
[ US /ˈdʒæzi/ ]
[ US /ˈdʒæzi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- resembling jazz (especially in its rhythm)
- (used especially of clothes) marked by conspicuous display
How To Use jazzy In A Sentence
- Their movements have a likable jazzy syncopation, a bit of relaxed jive.
- The music surrounding this sentiment is gorgeous, a languid ballad in which piano and guitar flirt with a jazzy discursiveness that erupts at various points with a whiplash intensity. The Fiery Furnaces, 'Going Away' From Excess
- 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.
- The jazzy percussion's reminiscent of Liquid Liquid: snaps, shakers, cowbell, and maracas.
- The outer movements are both jazzy, with ostinati and motivic development in the first and brighter pizzicato textures and dance-like rhythms in the finale.
- Ranging from the techno-infused uptempo music in Tokyo X to the jazzy downbeats in Chicago, the musical accompaniment to the onscreen action fits seamlessly.
- They jump effortlessly from new wave-tinged rockers to Queen-like bombast to stunning Beatlesque ballads to jazzy art-pop, without losing their touch with hooks that lodge themselves in your cranium and refuse to let go. Tony Sachs: One More Once: A Listen Back At The Records That Made 2010 More Bearable
- The wonderful jazzy numbers set the scene for some truly amazing tap routines.
- The rest of the mix, however, is a bit more jazzy and quirky, blending piano, flute, organ vamps, vibraphones, and some basic samples.
- These are mixed with similarly jazzy bass motifs, and both are chopped and spliced to construct thoroughly hip-hop forms.