Dazzle
91razzle-dazzle — /ˈræzəl dæzəl/ (say razuhl dazuhl) noun 1. Colloquial noisy and showy display; razzamatazz. 2. Colloquial excitement; stimulation. 3. a type of merry go round comprising a wooden platform suspended from a pole. {US English colloquialism (1880s);… …
92razzle-dazzle — n. (also razzle) sl. 1 a glamorous excitement; bustle. b a spree. 2 extravagant publicity. Etymology: redupl. of DAZZLE …
93razzle-dazzle — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n., slang, flash, panache, flamboyance, glitz. See ostentation …
94City of Razzle Dazzle — one of O Henry’s nicknames for New York City he also called Bagdad on the Subway …
95anti-dazzle — adj. reducing the glare of light …
96razzle-dazzle — raz·zle daz·zle || ræzl‚dæzl dazzling celebration; excitement, wild confusion …
97razzle-dazzle — noun (U) informal 1 a lot of activity that is intended to be impressive and excite people 2 AmE informal a complicated series of actions intended to confuse your opponent, especially in American football …
98anti-dazzle — /ˈænti ˌdæzəl/ (say antee .dazuhl) adjective → anti glare …
99travel dazzle — Efforts to impress the boss during a day he or she travels with you …
100razzle-dazzle — Spree …