snazz
snazz
An aspect, element, or degree of elegance, class, style, or excitement. I was thinking I might sew on some sequins around the bust to add a bit of snazz to the dress. The party was all right, I guess. It was just missing some snazz, you know?
snazz up
To make someone or something appear more exciting, interesting, dazzling, classy, or fancy. A noun or pronoun can be used between "snazz" and "up." You really should snazz yourself up a bit if you want to make a good first impression on your date. I decided to snazz up my outfit with a diamond necklace and some classy silk gloves. I always like to snazz up my popcorn with a bit of cinnamon and brown sugar.
See also: snazz, up
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
snazz something up
Sl. to make something classy or exciting. Come on, let's try to snazz this up. What can I do to snazz up my face?
See also: snazz, up
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
snazz
and shnazz (snæz and ʃnæz) n. class; glitter and excitement. The curtain opened on a dazzling display of snazz and bright lights.
snazz something up
tv. to make something classy or exciting. Come on, let’s try to snazz this up.
See also: snazz, something, up
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- shnazz
- snazz something up
- snazz up
- class
- bust out of (some place)
- bust someone out of somewhere
- fit to bust
- throw cold water on
- throw cold water on (something)
- ripple of excitement