I would rather swallow a jar of potassium cyanide, attend a Kenny G concert, play tag on the freeway, or stick my head in an open fire than listen to smooth jazz.
by inbe July 24, 2005
AKA the Bird or middle finger. Derived from a feminist request to refrain from clapping and use jazz hands to show appreciation at a conference to as to not 'trigger' attendees by clapping.
by Thralkhar July 02, 2016
Klaxons Slang (Anglo-Klaxon) This is when people are guitar-wanking (showing off a song.) Although it doesn't have to music-related - just something over the top and unnecessary.
by Spider Gregg October 25, 2006
noun: Large, billowy, MC Hammer-esque pants with stirrups. The stirrups are essential to contain all that jazz.
by Kara P March 05, 2007
An expression used for a multitude of different feelings in differing situations. Most commonly used for a negative feeling, but is known to change.
Originally from 'Lazy and tired' on predictive mobile setting, if the words are not changed it will come out as 'Jazz and three'.
Originally from 'Lazy and tired' on predictive mobile setting, if the words are not changed it will come out as 'Jazz and three'.
Person one: Are you ready for this?
Person two: No mate, sorry I'm all Jazz and three.
or
Person one: Hell no! I'm Jazz and threeing!
Person two: No mate, sorry I'm all Jazz and three.
or
Person one: Hell no! I'm Jazz and threeing!
by Cubfuggerly February 20, 2007
by Ergodic Hypercube February 02, 2018
Ultimately the best extracurricular ever. Imagine 20 dude/ettes all standing around each other for a couple hours a week playing the romantic style of music. Hell yeah. Under the hot stage lights for 3 to 4 hours at a time sweating your uniforms off making your instrument shiny. What’s there not to love?
by Yoinks there’s Scoob December 29, 2019