Jazz Synonyms

jăz
A kind of music, originally improvised but now also arranged, characterized by syncopation, rubato, usually heavily accented rhythms, dissonances, individualized melodic variations, and unusual tonal effects on the trumpet, trombone, clarinet, saxophone, etc.: it originated with Southern blacks in the late 19th cent.
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. swing
  2. dixieland
  3. bebop
  4. ragtime
  5. improvisation
  6. bop
  7. jive
  8. boogie-woogie
  9. modern jazz
  10. progressive jazz
  11. big band music
  12. animation
  13. blues
  14. syncopated music
  15. cool
  16. wind
  17. fusion
  18. third stream
  19. enthusiasm
  20. hot music
  21. cool jazz
  22. straight jazz
  23. malarkey
  24. le jazz hot
  25. miscellaneous
  26. nonsense
  27. progressive
  28. malarky
  29. scat
  30. idle words
  31. nothingness

Words Related to Jazz

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Related:

  1. music
  2. reggae
  3. bluegrass
  4. rhythm-and-blues
  5. r-b
  6. country-and-western
  7. rock-pop
  8. country-music
  9. folk-rock
  10. hip-hop
  11. country-blues
  12. big-band

Jazz Sentence Examples

  • Patience wasn't his strong suit and Mrs. Lincoln and jazz music somehow weren't sufficient evening entertainment.

  • Enjoy your meal accompanied by live jazz music every evening.

  • Banal lyrics with meaning and worth is another essential weapon in a jazz singer's armory.

  • Is she hopping on a new jazz bandwagon or the real deal?

  • While in the sixth form I remember that we had a jazz band.

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