noun
Dixieland
DIHK-see-land
noun
1
An early style of jazz that developed in New Orleans, known for its lively collective improvisation.
"The band played a set of classic Dixieland jazz numbers."
How to Use Dixieland
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA style of early jazz music that originated in New Orleans.
Common pairings
Dixieland jazz
a Dixieland band
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Etymology
Formed from Dixie plus land.