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• piz|zazz — «puh ZAZ», noun. Slang. = pizazz. (Cf. ↑pizazz) …   Useful english dictionary

• piz — piz·za; piz·ze·ria; piz·zle; piz·zazz; piz·zet·ta; piz·zi·ca·to; lip·piz·zan·er; piz·zet·te; …   English syllables

• zazz — piz·zazz; pi·zazz; …   English syllables

• pizzazz — piz·zazz …   English syllables

• pizzazz — piz·zazz or pi·zazz or piz·zaz (pĭ zăzʹ) n. Informal 1. Dazzling style; flamboyance; flair. 2. Vigorous spirit; energy or excitement.   [Origin unknown.] * * * …   Universalium

• pizzazz — piz|zazz [pıˈzæz] n [U] [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Probably an invented word] informal something that has pizzazz is exciting and has a strong interesting style ▪ Their new album has plenty of pizzazz …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• pizzazz — piz|zazz [ pə zæz ] noun uncount INFORMAL an exciting quality or style: The show brings some Broadway pizzazz to London s West End …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• pizazz — pi•zazz or piz•zazz [[t]pəˈzæz[/t]] n. Informal. 1) cvb inf energy; vitality; vigor 2) cvb inf attractive style; dash; flair • Etymology: 1935–40, amer.; orig. obscure …   From formal English to slang