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[ US /ˈsnæzi/ ]
[ UK /snˈæzi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. flashily stylish
    a snazzy outfit

How To Use snazzy In A Sentence

  • It may be a million times more cutting edge, but it doesn't look half as snazzy. The Sun
  • Yes, you have no choice but to marvel at the rather beautiful new $2 billion house of the Ambani family, a vast vertical hamlet for plutocrats with a design that vaguely recalls a snazzy Bang and Olufsen hi-fi stack. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
  • Tune in today and you’ll see how these results change the Magic Map that’s what we like to call our snazzy Electoral Map internally. Morning Buzz: Showdown in Nashville
  • Recent shows at Ronnie Scott's saw blistering fretwork augmented by some snazzy digital sounds.
  • I originally posted that I could do with a "snazzy" logo and someone thanks, John pointed me to an online definition of snazzy: "fashionably and often flashily smart or elegant". Phantom Patrol: final cover art
  • The clothes are vibrant, trendy and snazzy, just the right type for your child.
  • But luckily for him his pet cat has other ideas and, having equipped himself with a snazzy pair of new boots, sets out to make his masters fortune.
  • Plenty of grip action on the sole section ensures that safety comes first with these snazzy, stylish shoes.
  • Paula's wearing a very snazzy pair of shoes!
  • This snazzy satchel has a removable compartment designed specifically for the tablet. The Sun
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