Make more interesting or lively.
1 This festive piece is perfect to jazz up a basic black tux.
2 Feel free to jazz up this basic risotto recipe by adding vegetables as desired.
3 Experiment with Trends Fall is the perfect season to jazz up your natural look.
4 Her ginger and plum compote looks like a fine way to jazz up breakfast.
5 Or how about some jewellery, to jazz up those rather plain Davenport frock coats?
6 Every home needs storage boxes and these tin ones by Green Gate will help jazz up countertops.
7 A terrific way to jazz up your greeting cards is through the use of stencils and stamps.
8 She could jazz up the Olympic coverage.
9 Six Nations News:There was a brief period when England tried to jazz up the appointment of a new captain.
10 He said the modern symphony which sounded surprisingly harmonic, began with a request to jazz up a recent science symposium.
11 My intention was to stock up on a few neutral basics, which I would jazz up with some interesting accessories.
12 On Monday they get the chance to a approve a rule change which could significantly jazz up the stock's investment appeal.
13 The German designer is credited with helping jazz up the label founded by Coco Chanel in 1910 and attract younger clients.
14 How on earth can they be expected to jazz up what's is, let's face it, a very dull-looking, dreadfully utilitarian product.
15 The recipe is super-convenient because the streusel can be made well in advance and used to jazz up a coffeecake as needed.
16 Besides, if this guy's using a pay terminal-whichhe must be, to judge from the image quality-itcan't jazz up his avatar.
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