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And all that jazz

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Informal Usage

The phrase 'and all that jazz' is casual and best used in informal conversations or settings.

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I'm taking my guitar, the drum set, and all that jazz to the beach bonfire.
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Cultural Flair

The phrase adds a playful or lighthearted tone, often referencing American jazz culture indirectly.

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She was decked out in a flapper dress, beads, and all that jazz for the 1920s party.
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Broad Sweep

'And all that jazz' implies a list of items or details without having to state them all.

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We'll discuss the budget, marketing, hiring, and all that jazz at the meeting.
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