Adjective:

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jazzed's Usage Examples:

The 2007 dance-pop song "Do It" performed by Canadian singer-songwriter Nelly Furtado features elements plagiarized from "Acidjazzed Evening", a chiptune-style.

Sample later commented that the group was under commercial pressure from record companies to record jazzed-up versions of contemporary popular songs.

The Time Out London film guide deemed the film A series of competently engineered shock moments jollied along by a jazzed-up version of John Carpenter's original electronic score: slicker than crude oil and just as unattractive.

The station positioned itself as jazzed up rock.

Or, if you like this better: "Blue" Marion sat down and jazzed the jazziest streak of jazz ever.

However, in concert, Leb i sol performances of jazzed-up and lengthy versions of traditional ethno-folk classics such as "Jovano.

guide deemed the film "A series of competently engineered shock moments jollied along by a jazzed-up version of John Carpenter"s original electronic score:.

was re-titled "Mama Do" and the text slightly modified for de Paul"s own jazzed up version, that served as the opening track for her debut album, Surprise.

"When Colombo really got jazzed up".

"Maryam- A predictable story jazzed up by stellar cast".

They have literally re-arranged Cape traditional songs and jazzed them up.

Synonyms:

boogie, new jazz, popular music, boogie-woogie, trad, jive, hot jazz, neo jazz, bop, scat singing, popular music genre, cool jazz, bebop, swing music, scat, swing, modern jazz, funk,

Antonyms:

disarrange, divide, disjoin, get up, turn out,