snazzy

[snaz-ee]

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adjective, snaz·zi·er, snaz·zi·est.

extremely attractive or stylish; flashy; fancy: a snazzy dresser.

Origin of snazzy

First recorded in 1930–35; origin uncertain

Related formssnaz·zi·ness, noun

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Related Words for snazzy

swank, classy, slick, dressy, flashy, nifty, trendy, chic, upscale, attractive, beautiful, chichi, dapper, dashing, fashionable, jazzy, now, ritzy, sharp, smart

Examples from the Web for snazzy

Contemporary Examples of snazzy

The N.J. governor unveiled a snazzy movie-like trailer featuring the actor for his pension reform plan Tuesday.
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Olivia Nuzzi
July 16, 2014
It's really just a snazzy name for a clever type of network.
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Alex Klein
June 5, 2012
Samaras was more formal, known for his snazzy blazers, effortless charisma, and conservative politics.
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David A. Graham
November 5, 2011
As snazzy and inspiring political nominees go—judicial or vice presidential as it were—Sonia Sotomayor is The UnPalin.
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Elaine Lafferty
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British Dictionary definitions for snazzy

snazzy

adjective -zier or -ziest

informal (esp of clothes) stylishly and often flashily attractive

Derived Formssnazzily, adverbsnazziness, noun

Word Origin for snazzy

C20: perhaps from sn (appy + j) azzy

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Word Origin and History for snazzy

adj.

"stylish, flashy," 1932, U.S. colloquial, perhaps a blend of snappy and jazzy.