| Piz·azz | noun Informal |
| 1. That which is created by, or pertaining to the creative workings of Elizabeth, | |
| generally related to, but not limited by the pizazzification of dogs. | |
| 2. A type of grooming predominately found in dogs that have come into contact with, | |
| or have been inspired or influenced by Elizabeth. | |
| Piz·azz·i·fied | adjective |
| Pizazzified pups [ Dog(s) that have undergone the grooming process, at the hand of | |
| Elizabeth, wherein gaining a Pizazzified state, or a state of Pizazzification. ] | |
| Piz·azz·i·fication | noun, plural Piz·azz·i·fications |
| The dog needed Pizazzification. · Elizabeth imbued the dogs with their respective Pizazzifications. | |
| Piz·azz·i·fi·er | noun |
| Elizabeth | |
| Piz·azz·if·y | verb |
| The act of adding Pizazz, or that which leads to a state of Pizazzification. | |
| Piz·azz·a·maz·ing | adjective, redundant |
| The coupling of Pizazz and amazing. Some arguments have been made that | |
| Pizazzamazing is correct, but others argue that Pizazz is already indicative | |
| of amazingness, therefore, Pizazzamazing is used in some circles, but is excluded | |
| from others. | |
| Piz·azz·a·men·te | Latin derivative, adverb |
| El perro andó Pizazzamente. | |
| Piz·azz·ed·ly | adverb |
| She groomed pizazzedly. She pizazzedly groomed the dog. | |
| Piz·azz·ed | past participle |
| Elizabeth has pizazzed the Shih Tzu. | |
| Piz·azz·i·ness | noun |
| Having the quality of Pizazz. | |
| Piz·azz·a·ri·fic | adjective |
| Conferring or conveying Pizazz. | |
| Piz·za | noun |
| A food, often confused with Pizazz. |