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Meanings of jazzy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "gaudy"
Examples for "gaudy"
1
The dust rolled in clouds over the gaudy wagons of the menagerie.
2
How stiff they were in shape and yet how gaudy in colour.
3
She went into ecstasies over the gaudy plates in the fashion paper.
4
They rode hell-for-leather down the streets, gaudy outfits glittering in the sun.
5
And there really is a certain force in the too gaudy setting.
1
They are fond of jewels, the most showy being especially in favor.
2
The covers are emblematic, and the jackets are showy and in colors.
3
You'd like a good, showy proof, and I'd like to offer one.
4
The military display gave a bright and showy appearance to the scene.
5
There was nothing showy or expensive looking but everything simple and good.
1
Question 4: RIM has a flashy new BlackBerry handset to show off.
2
The Summer faeries need the flashy things; it's part of their trade.
3
The national temper, in the civil history, is not flashy or whiffling.
4
Yes, the latest gadgets like GPS watches are extremely cool and flashy.
5
Being independent isn't as flashy as a lot of people may think.
1
A sporty-meets-chic number resembled an updated version of an 'Arabian Nights' character.
2
First up is something sporty, given the Olympics are currently taking place.
3
He made this sporty looking vehicle himself from a discarded water bottle.
4
The other was the sporty type, if you know what I mean.
5
Are they sporty, or tech-based, or perhaps even in the political sphere?
Usage of jazzy in English
1
Allo's voice is unmistakably sultry and sweet with a soulful, jazzy edge.
2
His voice is boosted by a medley of gentle violins, jazzy gu
3
It's a jazzy little affair, with Raphael tinkling the ivories Jamie Cullum-style.
4
I went jazzy last year, so this year I've gone neutral.
5
And, hopefully, I'll look really great in jazzy leggings, just like Fran does.
6
His jazzy work was later replaced by composer Laurie Johnson's more upbeat theme.
7
Gone is the great, jazzy theme, criminally replaced by some drippy electro pap.
8
Then she burst out in a completely different, faster, jazzy voice.
9
You know the brass bit is kind of jazzy, it has a dischord?
10
The jazzy, experimental record, with just seven songs has been getting rave reviews.
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It sounds incredible, deep and jazzy and groovier than ya' ma.
12
Sometimes there's jazzy burlesque, or it can be weird and wonderful.
13
His sound track was playing something jazzy, heavy on the saxophone.
14
It feels like an abstract puzzle game, with colorful shapes and jazzy music.
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The player piano was belting out something with a jazzy beat.
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Filling the experimental-jazzy-electro hole in your life this year are BadBadNotGood.
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