snazzy
[snaz-ee]
adjective, snaz·zi·er, snaz·zi·est.
extremely attractive or stylish; flashy; fancy: a snazzy dresser.
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swank, classy, slick, dressy, flashy, nifty, trendy, chic, upscale, attractive, beautiful, chichi, dapper, dashing, fashionable, jazzy, now, ritzy, sharp, smart
Nearby words
- snatch squad,
- snatcher,
- snatchy,
- snath,
- snathe,
- sncc,
- sncf,
- snead,
- snead, sam,
- sneak
Origin of snazzy
First recorded in 1930–35; origin uncertain
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snazzy
adjective -zier or -ziest
Word Origin for snazzy
C20: perhaps from sn (appy + j) azzy
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snazzy
"stylish, flashy," 1932, U.S. colloquial, perhaps a blend of snappy and jazzy.
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