jazz mag

(Eng.) Slang term for pornographic literature.

"Gross, you got my jazz mag all wet."

by Mad Walrus August 6, 2002

And all that jazz

A movie quote from 'Chicago', but usually used in slang to mean 'and all that stuff'

I'm writing a paper about the civil war era and all that jazz.

by MissingInAction March 7, 2008

noodling jazz

Noodling jazz is the style of jazz expression when the artist rambles away from the basic tune (and/or rhythms and tones), and improvises.

"The 'noodling jazz' style of the famous bass player Ron Carter is fascinating."

by D. Klundt November 4, 2007

Porn Jazz

The term 'Porn Jazz' relates to background music often used during scenes of a sexual/erotic nature.

The U.K TV channel, 'Channel Five' showcased a great deal of Porn Jazz during it erotic late night movies during the 90's.

That was some quality Porn Jazz accompanying Fanny Hill last Friday night.

by Roystonvasey18 July 22, 2009

Jazz Flip

Smoking Marijuana and Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) at the same time. The THC in Marijuana combines with the DMT so that you experience the DMT hallucination for a much longer time. Since jazz musicians have the best lung control for this type of exercise it was originated by them.

A: You wanna go to that party?

B: Sure man, lets just do a Jazz Flip to start the night.

by Myceleum November 18, 2012

jazz ass

The high, tight and firm ass achieved through vigorous jazzercise classes. Jazz ass is particularly sculpted during jazz squares, hops, plies and grapevine moves. Jazz ass may also be used to refer to the deep pain in the ass muscles following these activities.

"Wow that babe has a banging jazz ass!"
"I better have jazz ass after all the shit I had to do in that class".
"Oh my god I have painful jazz ass this week thanks to the new instructor".

by Gottalaughgirl November 24, 2013

jazz choir

a group of singers who sing jazz songs. It can be accompanied by a combo (just piano, bass, and drums; or a full out mini big band) or completely a capella (sometimes with a vocal percussionist). Either way it is performed is fine, as long as jazz tunes or arrangments are being chosen to perform. There is can be a very thin line between being a pop choir and a jazz choir.

"That jazz choir was swinging!"
"'That jazz choir did awesome singing that Michael Jackson set!'
'No, that wasn't a jazz choir. That would be called a pop choir.'
Oh, my bad. They should try singing "Swing, Swing, Swing." They'd sound awesome'"

by caseybitsy December 21, 2010