jazzed
- 1Feeling very excited and eager about something.
Like how you feel the night before a fun trip you can't wait to take.
The kids were jazzed about the trip to the water park.
I'm so jazzed for the concert tonight.
Similarexcited, psyched, stoked, thrilled, pumped
Oppositebored, unenthusiastic, indifferent, deflated
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- 2Past tense and past participle of jazz. Use it for the past, or after has, have, had, is, was or were.
They jazzed up the old room with bright paint and posters.
The band jazzed up the old folk song with a swing beat.
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- 3Played or arranged in the lively style of jazz music.
Like a simple tune dressed up with a swinging beat.
The choir performed a jazzed arrangement of the old carol.
I prefer the jazzed version of that classic tune.
Similarswinging, syncopated, jazzy
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jazzed is a form of jazz
jazz, verb: To make something more lively, bright, or exciting. Full entry
- Spelling
- jazz → jazzed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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