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The word "snazzy" is an adjective that describes something that is very stylish, attractive, or flashy. It often refers to clothing, accessories, or anything that looks impressive or eye-catching.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "snazzy" to describe things that stand out because they are fashionable or have a lot of flair.
• It’s often used in a positive way to express approval or admiration.

Example Sentences:

1. "She wore a snazzy dress to the party that everyone admired."
2. "He bought a snazzy new car that turns heads wherever he goes."

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "snazzy" can also be used to describe ideas or concepts that are innovative or clever in a way that is appealing. For example: - "The new app has a snazzy interface that makes it easy to use."

Word Variants:

• Snazziness (noun): This refers to the quality of being snazzy. For example, "The snazziness of her outfit made her the center of attention."
• Snazzy (adverb): You can say something is done in a snazzy way, but it's less common. For example, "He presented his ideas in a snazzy manner."

Different Meaning:

While "snazzy" primarily refers to style, in some informal contexts, it can also mean something that is cool or impressive in a general sense, not just related to fashion.

Synonyms:

• Stylish
• Flashy
• Chic
• Trendy
• Dapper (often used for men's fashion)

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs that directly use "snazzy," but you can combine it with other expressions: - "Dressed to the nines": This means someone is dressed very well, similar to being snazzy. - "All dressed up with nowhere to go": This phrase means someone is wearing nice clothes but doesn’t have an occasion to show them off, which could relate to snazzy attire.

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Adjective

1. flashily stylish
   • a snazzy outfit