jazz up - Definition & Meaning | Lingo Dictionary

jazz up

to make something more interesting, exciting, or lively by adding enhancements or creative elementsto make something more interesting, exciting, or lively by adding enhancements or creative elements

Examples

Let's jazz the party up with some live music and a dance floor.
The new paint and artwork really jazzed up the old, dull room.
She wanted to jazz up her wardrobe with some trendy accessories.

Synonyms

pep up ginger up juice up

1 / 2

jazz up

Third Person

jazzes up

Present Participle

jazzing up

Past Tense

jazzed up

Past Participle

jazzed up

1

to make something more interesting, exciting, or lively by adding enhancements or creative elements

Let's jazz the party up with some live music and a dance floor.
The new paint and artwork really jazzed up the old, dull room.
She wanted to jazz up her wardrobe with some trendy accessories.
He jazzed up the old car by giving it a fresh paint job.
She jazzed her outfit up with a statement necklace and colorful shoes

Synonyms:

pep up ginger up juice up

2

to modify a piece of music to give it a more modern or popular music style

She decided to jazz up the classic song, giving it a contemporary twist.
He jazzed up the traditional tune with some funky rhythms and a brass section.
The artist managed to jazz up the old melodies and create a new and appealing sound.
The band decided to jazz the old song up for their next performance.
The DJ can jazz any track up to create a high-energy remix for the club.