jazzed

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The law firm's culprits were just over-jazzed, over-confident, over-macho and young (and they lost.)

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  • "I'm totally jazzed," I tell her but trying not to seem too eager. —  The Informers
  • But as Tess approached the Inner Harbor, she suddenly found herself in the thick of a jazzed-up, happy crowd. —  Lippman, Laura - [Tess Monaghan 02] - Charm City
  • Whether it was a stomper like 'Something Kinda Oooh' or a smooth, jazzed-up Pop tune like 'Can't Speak French'.
  • I was also pretty jazzed, because on this particular episode of the quarter finals, all of the contestants were women. —  London Indymedia Features
  • In other words, this won't simply be a jazzed-up version of the existing model. —  Leftlane - news, reviews, and info for the auto-industry
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