Idiom: be jazzed about something
Meaning
Idiom: be jazzed about something
- to be excited about something
Example sentences
— I’m so jazzed about my new bike I’m going to ride it to work every day.
— Are you jazzed about spring break this year?
— We're really jazzed about going camping in the mountains next week.
— Are you jazzed about the concert on Saturday or what? I can't believe we're going to see Lady Gaga.
— My students were jazzed about going to visit the Air and Space Museum in Washington DC.
— Our kids are so jazzed about going to the beach this summer because we're letting each of them bring along a friend.
— We're so jazzed about our new apartment. It's right on the water so we can kayak, canoe and do other water sports.
— Is your son jazzed about his new puppy? I really love golden retrievers.
Synonyms
- in heaven
- in high spirits
- pumped up
- stoked about something
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