jazzed up

Really, what a thing to get all jazzed up about.

Ready also began wondering, why is this guy so jazzed up?

And he has jazzed up the company's internal Web page.

It is often "jazzed up" for television commercials at Christmas time.

The good news is that a standard return can be jazzed up to allow one or more stopovers.

Which nobody listened to, because they were all jazzed up about a girl wanting to hunt with the men.

Coffee, too, has been so jazzed up that a naked cup begins to seem inadequate.

It wasn't like him to be this jazzed up.

Everywhere you go in this small school, kids seem jazzed up, happy, and self-assured.

"People always feel like the story needs to be jazzed up," he said in a telephone interview from New York.

Somebody had fiddled around and jazzed up a horse for laughs.

"I don't think emotion is going to be a problem in the home opener - you get pretty jazzed up for that."

It's there on paper, but it's waiting to be filled in and jazzed up.

In case you haven't noticed, the tune is basically the same as the old one, but considerably jazzed up.

These ladies aren't nay wanting you to do it all jazzed up.

Even the traditional tortoise-shell frames have been jazzed up to look more like animal prints.

He sealed off, safe from the gaping multitude whose attention had been jazzed up by professionals.

We felt a need to improve, and all businesses have to be recycled, redesigned, jazzed up."

A basic plot structure, a familiar story line, jazzed up by fantasy mummery.

Wilson agreed, and the song, considerably jazzed up, was officially adopted that fall under its current title.

Fritz was all jazzed up about something.

"I couldn't sleep last night, I was so jazzed up.

Whenever he sees an argument coming, man oh man, does he get jazzed up.

It certainly jazzed up her domestic routine.

A. Even jazzed up with horse manure, a single catmint plant is unlikely to spread five feet.