jazzing (up) (Meaning)

jazzing (up)

to make (something) more interesting, exciting, or attractive

The vibrant colors and energetic music jazzed up the dull room.
To spice up the presentation, we jazzed it up with humorous slides.
The decorator jazzed up the living room with an eclectic mix of furniture and artwork.
Adding a splash of red lipstick jazzed up her otherwise basic outfit.
The students jazzed up their project with creative props and sound effects.
The new CEO's innovative ideas jazzed up the company's operations.
The party planners jazzed up the dance floor with colorful lights and a captivating DJ.
The band jazzed up the classic song with their own unique interpretation.
The artist's bold brushstrokes jazzed up the canvas, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
The chef jazzed up the ordinary salad with exotic ingredients and a tangy dressing.

to make (something) more interesting, exciting, or attractive

livening (up),stimulating, gingering (up), amping (up), zipping (up), pepping (up), vivifying, strengthening, driving, quickening

washing out,killing, deadening, damping, wearing, draining, debilitating, dampening, dulling, weakening

The vibrant colors and energetic music jazzed up the dull room.

To spice up the presentation, we jazzed it up with humorous slides.

The decorator jazzed up the living room with an eclectic mix of furniture and artwork.

Adding a splash of red lipstick jazzed up her otherwise basic outfit.