jazz
//dʒæz//
Noun
jazzSingular
1
A genre of music originating in the African-American communities of New Orleans, characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and a strong beat.
My grandfather loves listening to jazz music.
2
Liveliness, excitement, or flashy style.
The party needed more jazz to get everyone excited.
3
Miscellaneous things; stuff (informal).
I need to pack my clothes, books, and all that jazz.
Verb
jazzInfinitive
jazzPresent tense
jazzedPast tense
jazzedPast participle
jazzingPresent participle
jazzesThird-person singular
1
To play or dance to jazz music.
We jazzed all night at the club.
2
To make something more lively, interesting, or exciting (usually with 'up').
She jazzed up her presentation with colorful images.