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Definition of Jazz
1. Noun. Empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk. "Don't give me any of that jazz"
Exact synonyms: Idle Words, Malarkey, Malarky, Nothingness, Wind
Generic synonyms: Talk, Talking
Derivative terms: Windy
Generic synonyms: Talk, Talking
Derivative terms: Windy
2. Verb. Play something in the style of jazz. "They will jazz the duet"
3. Noun. A genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex styles.
Specialized synonyms: Scat, Scat Singing, Bebop, Bop, Boogie, Boogie-woogie, Cool Jazz, Funk, Hot Jazz, Modern Jazz, Neo Jazz, New Jazz, Trad, Jive, Swing, Swing Music
Generic synonyms: Popular Music, Popular Music Genre
Examples of category: Funky, Low-down
Derivative terms: Jazzy
Generic synonyms: Popular Music, Popular Music Genre
Examples of category: Funky, Low-down
Derivative terms: Jazzy
4. Verb. Have sexual intercourse with. "Sam cannot jazz Sue "; "Were you ever intimate with this man?"
Exact synonyms: Bang, Be Intimate, Bed, Bonk, Do It, Eff, Fuck, Get It On, Get Laid, Have A Go At It, Have Intercourse, Have It Away, Have It Off, Have Sex, Hump, Know, Lie With, Love, Make Love, Make Out, Roll In The Hay, Screw, Sleep Together, Sleep With
Related verbs: Make Out, Neck
Specialized synonyms: Have, Take, Fornicate
Generic synonyms: Copulate, Couple, Mate, Pair
Derivative terms: Bed, Fuck, Fucker, Fucking, Love, Love, Lover, Screw, Screwing
Language type: Archaism
Related verbs: Make Out, Neck
Specialized synonyms: Have, Take, Fornicate
Generic synonyms: Copulate, Couple, Mate, Pair
Derivative terms: Bed, Fuck, Fucker, Fucking, Love, Love, Lover, Screw, Screwing
Language type: Archaism
5. Noun. A style of dance music popular in the 1920s; similar to New Orleans jazz but played by large bands.
Definition of Jazz
1. to enliven [v -ED, -ING, -ES] - See also: enliven
Lexicographical Neighbors of Jazz
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