0 the quality of noticeable and energetic excitement: --
Their performance was full of pizzazz.
Sanford said she wanted the magazine to speak intelligently to the college-educated and informed woman, telling the targeted reader how to run her home with flair, beauty and pizzazz.
He is initially portrayed as a spoiled, merciless and sarcastic narcissist, but has a sense of flair and pizzazz.
It's a first act highlight, spiced by her golden pizzazz and kewpie-doll charm.
It has technical pizzazz (split screens, in-camera dialogue) and an urbane wit despite snags like sub-plots with pat endings or a lame pre-interval portion.
There is the determined lack of celebrity pizzazz.
