snazzy

IPA: snˈæzi

(informal) Elegant in manner of dress; stylish, modern or appealing in appearance; flashy.
(informal) Excellent; clever, ingenious, or adept in behavior, operation, or execution.

Examples of "snazzy" in Sentences

They look really snazzy on the page.
But it will get more snazzy soon, I promise.
Plus, it looks snazzy in the glove compartment.
I hope to get a snazzy talkpage myself someday.
She may have also used the word snazzy in the past.
Also, the map on this page is snazzy but inaccurate.
Always with a snazzy suit and handkerchief in his coat pocket.
Lovely stewardesses (flight attendants, whatever) in snazzy uniforms with nasty short skirts just waiting for you.
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.
On the bright side, when you're just walking through and around the new cubes as I do, the overall set-up looks kind of snazzy, like Civil War tents.
But maybe you're just excited enough about Apple's new tablet that you want to think about what kind of snazzy carrier you'll slip it in when you're on the go.
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".
Here's just a small taste of some of the interesting companies that over 1,700 attendees were able to see: previous post can be best described as a snazzy one-on-one video chat product.
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.