dazzle

  • 81Slow Dazzle (band) — Slow Dazzle is a musical duo comprised of Shannon McArdle and Timothy Bracy, both also of The Mendoza Line.Discography* The View from the Floor (2005) …

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  • 82anti-dazzle — adjective that reduces, or eliminates dazzle …

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  • 83razzle dazzle — noun the sparkle and gleam often associated with the entertainment industry, glitz. See Also: dazzle …

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  • 84razzle-dazzle — noun Glitz, glamor/glamour, showiness, or pizazz; schmaltz. The big musical number at the end didnt have quite the razzle dazzle they had hoped …

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  • 85razzle-dazzle — n Something fancy. She s all razzle dazzle but without substance. 1880s …

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  • 86Razzle\ Dazzle — Used when something or someone has no actually content, but is so flashly and nice that no one can tell. Paul: Look at my essay. It doesn t make any sense, but I got a A+ on it! Rich: Yeah, it s all freakin razzle dazzle! …

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  • 87Razzle\ Dazzle — Used when something or someone has no actually content, but is so flashly and nice that no one can tell. Paul: Look at my essay. It doesn t make any sense, but I got a A+ on it! Rich: Yeah, it s all freakin razzle dazzle! …

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  • 88razzle-dazzle — spectacular show, dazzling display, showboat    Grandpa said the rodeo had too much razzle dazzle. It was too fancy …

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  • 89razzle-dazzle — noun another term for razzmatazz. Origin C19: reduplication of dazzle …

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  • 90razzle-dazzle — UK / US [ˈræz(ə)l ˌdæz(ə)l] or razzmatazz UK [ˈræzmətæz] / US [ˈræzməˌtæz] noun [uncountable] informal a lot of lively and noisy activity that is intended to be impressive and exciting …

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