Synonyms for jazz
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1. wind, malarkey, malarky, idle words, jazz, nothingnessnoun

   empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk

   "that's a lot of wind"; "don't give me any of that jazz"

   Synonyms:
   lead, hint, wind instrument, winding, twist, current of air, tip, nullity, breaking wind, nothingness, wind, farting, flatus, nihility, malarky, air current, confidential information, void, steer, malarkey, fart, idle words

2. jazznoun

   a genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex styles

   Synonyms:
   nothingness, malarkey, wind, idle words, malarky

3. jazzverb

   a style of dance music popular in the 1920s; similar to New Orleans jazz but played by large bands

   Synonyms:
   nothingness, malarkey, wind, idle words, malarky

4. jazzverb

   play something in the style of jazz

   Synonyms:
   have sex, do it, hump, bang, screw, have intercourse, sleep together, love, know, roll in the hay, get it on, lie with, have it away, be intimate, eff, have a go at it, get laid, bed, make out, have it off, bonk, sleep with, make love

5. sleep together, roll in the hay, love, make out, make love, sleep with, get laid, have sex, know, do it, be intimate, have intercourse, have it away, have it off, screw, fuck, jazz, eff, hump, lie with, bed, have a go at it, bang, get it on, bonkverb

   have sexual intercourse with

   "This student sleeps with everyone in her dorm"; "Adam knew Eve"; "Were you ever intimate with this man?"

   Synonyms:
   spang, discern, bang, screw, acknowledge, recognise, deal, whop, grapple, get along, bop, distinguish, go to sleep, bash, make love, do, cheat, roll in the hay, sock, cut, be intimate, retire, pick out, live, eff, go to bed, bonk, recognize, spot, hunch over, slam, do it, chicane, have intercourse, hit the sack, make out, manage, jockey, have sex, tell apart, complete, cognise, neck, whap, fill out, fill in, have a go at it, drive in, bed, have it away, sleep with, enjoy, sack out, hit the hay, contend, hunch forward, issue, love, hump, get laid, have it off, make do, sleep together, get by, write out, turn in, cope, crawl in, chouse, experience, know, come, get it on, kip down, shaft, fare, lie with, cognize, hunch

Matched Categories

1. • Copulate
   • Music
   • Play
   • Popular Music
   • Talk

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1. List of paraphrases for "jazz":

   jaz

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1. List of known nicknames for "Jazz":

   Fischer, Kai

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How to use jazz in a sentence?

1. Georges Niang:

   They blitzed us so our backs were up against the wall. We had to respond and we have a great group of guys that are resilient, so we got back to playing Jazz basketball.

2. Carl Palmer:

   Keith was a gentle soul whose love for music and passion for his performance as a keyboard player will remain unmatched for many years to come, he was a pioneer and an innovator whose musical genius touched all of us in the worlds of rock, classical and jazz.

3. Paul Joseph:

   However May is a good month to visit, with the island's major annual jazz festival. So is November with the Tri St Lucia Triathlon event and Swim Fit retreats (where Olympic athletes coach).

4. Rudy Gobert:

   The Jazz's the same things that happen when we stop playing the way we're supposed to play and we want to play, and we want to be a championship team, the Jazz's defense and offensively The Jazz's sharing the ball.

5. Jason Sudeikis:

   You know every person [on the show] has added something to it, sometimes it’s just what you hear people talking about, or a conversation I’ve had off-camera. An example of that would be Jeremy Swift, who plays Higgins, he and I are talking about music one day and he’s explaining to me his passion for jazz, now he plays standup bass, and I’m kinda like, ‘Oh, I think Higgins is gonna get his goatee back, his jazz goatee, and he’s gonna play that bass.’ And that’s just something I learned at Second City in Chicago, where you’re writing a show as an actor.