How To Use snazzy In A Sentence
- It may be a million times more cutting edge, but it doesn't look half as snazzy. The Sun
- I pulled out my pocketknife, one of those snazzy one-handed little openers.
- I didn't see it, but from what I hear it's rather snazzy, and all the necessary bells and whistles chime and peep fairly quickly.
- This week that meant choosing something with decorative surface textures or a snazzy print. Times, Sunday Times
- Heaps of regular folk are going to think this is snazzy, regardless of how the ‘big names’ view it?
- Society had a very conservative outlook on clothing, and anyone who dared to wear snazzy dresses was looked down with contempt.
- It has decent specs and snazzy design that feels good in the hand. The Sun
- He designs snazzy new graphics for software packages.
- And the snazzy maroon and gray hotel shuttle goes to the hospital around the corner, not the airport.
- Many look snazzy in the shop, but the more they are ridden, the more obvious their limitations become. Times, Sunday Times