Pronunciation: /dʒæz hændz/
noun a type of dance movement in which the hands are held with palms facing forward and fingers splayed, often performed in musical theater or jazz dance routines
A1 She made jazz hands during the dance recital.
A2 The children were excitedly practicing their jazz hands for the school play.
B1 The performer finished her act with a flourish of jazz hands.
B2 The jazz hands routine added a fun element to the performance.
C1 The choreographer instructed the dancers to synchronize their jazz hands for the finale.
C2 The jazz hands were executed with precision and flair, captivating the audience.
formal The performer concluded their routine with a graceful display of jazz hands.
informal She always adds jazz hands at the end of her dance performances.
slang I can't help but throw in some jazz hands when I'm feeling extra excited.
figurative He greeted the news of his promotion with jazz hands, metaphorically speaking.
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