Idiom: and all that jazz

Meaning

Idiom: and all that jazz

and all those other similar things related to what is being talking about
etcetera

Example sentences

— On the first day of class they’ll give you the syllabus, book list, tell you about tests and grading, and all that jazz.

— I really love the holidays with the festive decorations, cheerful music and all that jazz.

— The staff meeting was as boring as usual. After a couple of announcements, we went around updating everyone on what we're currently working on and all that jazz.

— Have you made the catering arrangements and all that jazz for next week's conference?

— I'd like the usual on my hamburger: mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, onions, lettuce, pickles and all that jazz.

— I'm bringing a grill and food, so if everyone wants to bring blankets, paper plates and all that jazz we can barbecue at the outdoor concert.

— I'm an outdoors type of person. I love hiking, mountain climbing, camping and all that jazz.

— She comes from a very wealthy family—you know, fancy cars, mansions with swimming pools, private jets and all that jazz.

— The Farmers Market on Sunday is great. You'll find fresh fruits, herbs, vegetables and all that jazz.

Synonyms

et cetera, et cetera
and so on
and so forth
and the like
and what have you

Idiom: and all that jazz

Meaning

Example sentences

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