zhuzh

To make something more interesting or attractive

The stylist said he would zhuzh(ʒʊʒ) up the outfit with some jewellery

by VickyTheAwesome March 06, 2015

zhuzh

The term Carson always uses on the Bravo show "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," meaning to roll/push up one's sleeves, or to tease/fluff one's hair.

Always remember to zhuzh after grooming.

by Angelica January 08, 2004

Zhuzh

Adding emphasis and a little spice, improving something.

Quinn: I just got a haircut

Morgan: Wow, you really added a little zhuzh

by random user 12345 February 10, 2019

Zhuzh

A word Claire totally made up. She likes to make up words. She claims that is means to ruffle a shirt or outfit, but that makes no sense and doesn't need its own word. She's a mess and needs to use real words like a normal person.

"I swear Zhuzh is a word! And so is Schnibbles!"

by KatiForbes October 05, 2016

Zhuzh

Verb: to shake it up; swirl; gently mix.

Give the Abraxane a zhuzh.

by Mama G-string May 01, 2019

Zhuzh

Misspelling / attempted verbal transcription, of "tszuj" (which has multiple Urban Dictionary listings – primarily involving fluffing, freshening, neatening, a person, place or thing, usually at the last minute).

Company's almost here; we're ready, but could you give the kitchen a quick tszuj not *zhuzh"?
I like your new haircut, but could we tszuj it up a bit, for a night out?

by Mannerz Azwell March 19, 2022

zhuzh

1. Alternative spelling of shush.
2. (verb) (from: shush) To request someone to be silent.
3. (exclamation) (from: shush) Shut up!

Zhuzh! I'm trying to sleep!

by Random14YearOld March 20, 2022