Canadian French Meaning of jazz
jazz
Other Canadian French words related to jazz
- blahblah
- lit superposé
- baver
- violon
- niaiserie
- noix
- punk
- niaiserie
- haricots
- absurdité
- Compote de pommes
- balivernes
- bêtises
- cale
- blarney
- blabla
- jaseur
- Bavarder
- balivernes
- baliverne
- taureau
- Buncombe
- Foutaises
- balivernes
- Calembredaines
- folie
- pot
- niaiseries
- niaiseries
- flanelle
- foutaise
- fudge
- foutaise
- Foutaises
- charlatanisme
- hoodoo
- sornette
- Humbug
- Folie
- Folie
- Foutaises
- balivernes
- clair de lune
- fumier
- niaiseries
- conneries
- pourrir
- Bobards
- Sottise
- Foutaises
- foutaise
- pacotille
- niaiserie, cochonnerie
- blablabla
- marde
- Sornettes
- bêtises
- Broutilles
- Hockey sur glace
- niaiseries
- nerts
- absurdité
- fatuité
- folie
- gaz
- grec
- abracadabra
- Guindé
- Air chaud
- imbécillité
- ineptie
- folie
- Singe
- Brouehaha
- foutaise
- absurdité
- gadoue
- niaiserie
- vanité
- Excentricité
- Singeries
Nearest Words of jazz
Definitions and Meaning of jazz in English
jazz (n)
empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk
a genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex styles
a style of dance music popular in the 1920s; similar to New Orleans jazz but played by large bands
jazz (v)
play something in the style of jazz
have sexual intercourse with
FAQs About the word jazz
jazz
empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk, a genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex
blahblah,lit superposé,baver,violon,niaiserie,noix,punk,niaiserie,haricots,absurdité
gros bon sens,bon sens,Rationalité,justesse,sens,Discernement,jugement,jugement,bon sens,sagesse
jazerant => Jazerant, jazel => Jazel, jaywalker => Piéton indiscipliné, jaywalk => Traverser en dehors des clous, jayhawker => Jayhawker,
