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  1. jazzed-up love

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  1. adj. Made more lively, colourful or modern.
  2. adj. Energetic.

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  • “To skeptics, though, the jazzed-up Bloody Marys are like fashion-brand flagships: less consumer-friendly than showy and promotional.”

    The Wall Street Journal: The Bloody Mary Makeover

  • “The hash itself was a little too smoothly mixed for my tastes, but it had been jazzed-up with the addition of a good dollop of grain mustard, and the accompanying gravy had a proper depth of flavour.”

    The Guardian: Norwich's 10 best budget eats

  • “The technology allows Internet browsers to display jazzed-up images and effects that react to users' actions, delivering game-like interactivity without installing additional software.”

    The Wall Street Journal: HTML5: A Look Behind the Technology Changing the Web

  • “This soulless remake of the 1975 Norman Jewison-directed dystopian sci-fi picture starring James Caan skipped all the social commentary and went straight for jazzed-up, hyperviolent roller-derby action.”

    Top 10 Pointless Remakes » Scene-Stealers

  • “A jazzed-up new production of I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky may be about to redeem the original score”

    The Guardian: John Adams's earthquake musical gets a welcome shaking down

  • “This week's free events include a performance of jazzed-up Bjork songs, a blog party with tasty giveaways and the start of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.”

    The Washington Post: Free and easy events

  • “Gone are the huge, enigmatic sets and the hard-to-like orchestrations (the jazzed-up Monteverdi which accompanied Vsprs was particularly uphill work), replaced by a bare stage and a recorded soundtrack.”

    The Guardian: Out of Context: For Pina

  • “I go back to the dressing room and change out of the jazzed-up jogger the stylist dressed me in.”

    Simon & Schuster: Smile for the Camera

  • “I put in layers of noodles, ricotta filling, jazzed-up pasta sauce with bits of spinach and mushroom, pop the entirechef d'Ĺ“uvreinto the oven for an hour, then set candlelight and multi-colored, long-stemmed roses as centerpiece, about to embark on a UN-sized peace offering.”

    Fictionaut: Loved, Stupid

  • “Or to be a little more precise: they're Victorian in a jazzed-up sense: Sergeant Pepper uniforms, Adam Adamant and so on.”

    Archive 2010-07-01

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