adjective
snazzy
SNA-zee
Snazzy (adjective) means Stylish and eye-catching, often in a flashy way. Example: “He turned up in a snazzy new jacket.”
adjective
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Stylish and eye-catching, often in a flashy way.
"He turned up in a snazzy new jacket."
"The car had a snazzy paint job."
How to use snazzy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishFashionably eye-catching or impressive-looking.
When to use it
Informal.
Common pairings
snazzy outfit
snazzy design
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Word forms
- Comparative
- snazzier
- Superlative
- snazziest
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Etymology
Origin uncertain; possibly a blend of "snappy" and "jazzy."
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Rhymes for snazzy
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What does “snazzy” mean?
The word “snazzy” means stylish and eye-catching, often in a flashy way. In plain terms, fashionably eye-catching or impressive-looking.
How do you pronounce “snazzy”?
“Snazzy” is pronounced SNA-zee (/ˈsnæzi/ in IPA).
How do you use “snazzy” in a sentence?
Here is “snazzy” used in a sentence: “He turned up in a snazzy new jacket.”
What part of speech is “snazzy”?
“Snazzy” is an adjective.
