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pizzazz — (Amer.) pɪ zæz n. vigor, energy, courage, spunk … English contemporary dictionary
pizzazz — [n] energy; flamboyance ability, animation, aptitude, bounce, dash, drive, effectiveness, élan, fire, force, forcefulness, get up and go*, gift, hustle, intensity, juice, knack, life, liveliness, moxie*, muscle, oomph*, panache, pep, pluck,… … New thesaurus
pizzazz — (also pizazz or pzazz) ► NOUN informal ▪ a combination of vitality and style. ORIGIN said to have been invented by Diana Vreeland, fashion editor of Harper s Bazaar in the 1930s … English terms dictionary
Pizzazz — Infobox Album Name = Pizzazz Type = album Longtype = Artist = Patrice Rushen Released = October 23, 1979 Recorded = Genre = R B Length = 38:44 Label = Elektra Producer = Charles Mims, Jr., Patrice Rushen and Reggie Andrews Reviews = *Allmusic… … Wikipedia
pizzazz — piz|zazz [pıˈzæz] n [U] [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Probably an invented word] informal something that has pizzazz is exciting and has a strong interesting style ▪ Their new album has plenty of pizzazz … Dictionary of contemporary English
pizzazz — [[t]pɪzæ̱z[/t]] also pzazz, pizazz N UNCOUNT (approval) If you say that someone or something has pizzazz, you mean that they are very exciting, energetic, and stylish. [INFORMAL] ...a young woman with a lot of energy and pizzazz … English dictionary
pizzazz — [pa”zsez] n. punch; glitter and excitement. □ Listen to the way she put pizzazz into that song! □ This script lacks pizzazz … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
pizzazz — noun Flair, zest, or vitality; vigor; energy. The show had a lot of pizzazz, with glittering costumes and upbeat music. See Also: pizzazzy … Wiktionary
pizzazz — piz|zazz [ pə zæz ] noun uncount INFORMAL an exciting quality or style: The show brings some Broadway pizzazz to London s West End … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
pizzazz — noun (U) informal an exciting strong quality or style: This song and dance show needs more pizzazz … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
