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Ant misbehavin’
I had to look up snazzy, great word. And of course, style is triumphs, makes all the difference
The online OxfordED says “snazzy” is from the 1960′s but unknown origin, but the online Etymology Dictionary says US colloquial, 1932, “perhaps a blend of snappy and jazzy”: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=snazzy&searchmode=none
But they point to Dictionary.com, “1930-35, origin uncertain.”