| verb | 1. Make something more stylish, lively, or attractive. |
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noun | 1. An act, addition, or quality that makes something more stylish, lively, or attractive. |
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| | | "I didn't have many party decorations, but I zhuzhed up my apartment with some fresh flowers and twinkle lights." |
| | | "Sandy gave herself a zhuzh before she met Danny by changing her clothes and adding a bold red lip." |
| | | "You can zhuzh up almost any meal by adding some fresh herbs or lemon." |
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| Polari, 1960s |
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| The word "zhuzh" is hard to describe exactly, but it's understood to mean generally making something better, in a particularly stylish or fabulous kind of way. If you fixed a broken window, that wouldn't be zhuzhing it, but if you also shined it until it sparkled, added some fancy curtains, and arranged the furniture around it just so, that would be zhuzhing the window. ... | Continue Reading |
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