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Meanings of razzmatazz in English

Catalan
bullici

Any exciting and complex play intended to confuse (dazzle) the opponent.

bullici
Usage of razzmatazz in English
1
Forget all the razzmatazz and all the celebrity draws they have now.
The Guardian
2
He likes to bring a bit of razzmatazz to the subject.
The Irish Times
3
English National Ballet is recreating the razzmatazz of the 1930s in Strictly Gershwin.
BBC
4
After the dancing girls had left the stage, there was very little razzmatazz.
The Irish Times
5
Recent history is commemorated but there's not much election razzmatazz.
The Irish Times
6
Yes: it was shorter, there was no audience, no razzmatazz.
BBC
7
Not so much "razzmatazz" but noteworthy because of the potential political honesty.
The South African
8
Radio Nova carried advertisements and there was much attendant razzmatazz.
The Irish Times
9
We have had an ear to the ground for months before the razzmatazz begins.
The Irish Times
10
I should have told him that the meek inherit the earth and all that razzmatazz.
The prince of frogtown
11
When it comes to marketing and promotion razzmatazz, the NBA truly have all bases covered.
The Irish Times
12
No such razzmatazz, though, when the couple of world marks fell in Santry on Saturday.
The Irish Times
13
The US presidential election is the biggest razzmatazz around.
The Irish Times
14
It is very important to look behind the razzmatazz here and focus on the political content.
The Guardian
15
The traditional razzmatazz of election time may be missing but then it isn't a traditional election.
The Irish Times
16
Most visitors to Sydney for the current razzmatazz will take a bath at the earliest opportunity.
The Irish Times
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