[
US
/ˌpɪˈzæz/
]
[ UK /piːtsˈæz/ ]
[ UK /piːtsˈæz/ ]
NOUN
- the activeness of an energetic personality
How To Use pizzazz In A Sentence
- I'm not sure if she has the pzazz of a New York agent or the relationships to act on this interest. Archive 2006-03-19
- Mars gives you the extra pizzazz and energy to progress faster with work plans. The Sun
- We scan the garden, but don't see the glaring gaps and lack of pizzazz. Times, Sunday Times
- Not so much -- they respectfully disagree with Steven Tyler's opinion that she didn't have enough "pizzazz," but work through their problems rationally and send her to Hollywood. 'American Idol' premieres: New judges, same old show
- Give your party some pizzazz by throwing it around a theme.
- He had energy, pizzazz, chutzpah. Times, Sunday Times
- All of these men carried themselves with grace and pizzazz.
- He marveled at everything about her — the white rickrack she sewed along the hem and neckline of her dress to give it what she called pizzazz, her heart-shaped face, the hollow at the base of her throat, where he hung a heart-shaped locket. Butchers Hill
- If you think the plural word looks funny, I wonder what you think of the word pizzazz? White Pizzas Can't Jump
- She was glitz, glamour and pizzazz ripped from the headlines.