Adds some toasts and a little mascarpone, and you've got quite the snazzy little appetizer.
Make your chart as snazzy and professional as possible, and place it prominently in your office.
With so many new ereaders and tablets on the market, it's a great time to pick up an affordable and snazzy device.
Thousands of apps will be downloaded, perhaps used for a week, and then abandoned in favor of the lastest snazzy offering.
Firstly, if you cast your eyes a few pixels upwards, you'll notice the snazzy new banner.
If there's nothing solid actually there except drawings and ideas and computer simulations however snazzy then.
The last set of local races had some really snazzy color mailings on heavy card stock.
snazzy aluminum case with a cool blue light on the fan.
snazzy touch-sensitive buttons control media options and system settings.
We describe a few small companies that struck it rich with their snazzy gadgets.
British Dictionary definitions for snazzy
snazzy
/ˈsnæzɪ/
adjective -zier, -ziest
1.
(informal) (esp of clothes) stylishly and often flashily attractive
Derived Forms
snazzily, adverb snazziness, noun
Word Origin
C20: perhaps from sn(appy + j)azzy
Word Origin and History for snazzy
adj.
"stylish, flashy," 1932, U.S. colloquial, perhaps a blend of snappy and jazzy.
Slang definitions & phrases for snazzy
snazzy
adjective
Elegant; smart and fashionable; clever and desirable; nifty, ritzy: mounted on snazzy mag-type wheels/ While they may appear snazzy now, time will take its toll(1932+)
Gaudy and meretricious; hokey, jazzy: TV's wittiest, toughest, least snazzy news strip(1970s+)