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To jazz up something, or jazz something up, is to make it more attractive or interesting
Informal English.
Examples of use:
1. We jazzed up our kitchen with a new glass splashback.
2. Why don't you jazz up that pizza with some olives and roasted peppers?
3. She jazzes up her black work suits with colourful accessories.
4. We're thinking about jazzing our bedroom up with some new wallpaper.
| infinitive |
jazz up |
| present simple |
jazz up and jazzes up |
| -ing form |
jazzing up |
| past simple |
jazzed up |
| past participle |
jazzed up |
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