jazzes

Makes more exciting

Jazzes is the third-person singular of jazz, meaning to play in jazz style or, more commonly, to enliven or make more interesting.

The latter almost always appears with up: She jazzed up the presentation with some graphics.

Something that jazzes you gets you excited or energized: The idea really jazzes me.

music

improvises

Creates spontaneously, unrehearsed

scats · bebops · jams · grooves · solos · blues · ragtime · big band · trumpets · saxophones

energizes

livens

Makes more spirited

excites · stimulates · electrifies · sparks · revitalizes · activates · peppers · perks · vitalizes · galvanizes

embellishes

spices up

Makes more interesting

decorates · brightens · glamorizes · fancifies · gussies · dolls up · prettifies · trims · accents · ornaments

Opposites
energy/excitement

jazzesdulls

Reduces sharpness or intensity

dampens · deadens · calms · sedates · subdues

interest/engagement

jazzesbores

Drills or tires

wearies · disenchants · disengages · puts to sleep · turns off

embellishment/decoration

jazzesstrips down

Removes outer covering

simplifies · plains · tones down · minimizes · reduces

Phrases
Family

jazz, jazzy, jazzed, jazzing, jazzier, jazzman, jazziness, jazziest, jazzmen

Familiarity
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G