Meanings of rigamarole in English

The rule had to go through years of rigamarole, including public comment.

I don't even scratch the surface of this rigamarole about The Guide.

Part two of the birds-and-bees rigamarole was special: a film instead of filmstrip.

The warden recited a mouthful of legal rigamarole, checked the clock, and frowned.

Now he spoke a rigamarole in Spanish which had been taught him by rote.

In Islam, you have to go through the much more rigamarole of saying it three times.

I could almost believe in this rigamarole.

Only without the whole I'm-just-honored-to-have-been-nominated rigamarole.

They recited some rigamarole in a sing-song voice saying I didn't have to say anything if I didn't want to.

I figured it was about some accounting rigamarole, because we got the American Express cards through a service division of his company.

And hey, I told myself, you have to go through more rigamarole than this just to get on an airplane these days.

As there was apparently nothing that she could do until Locke returned, Eva sat at the card-table while Old Meg droned her old fortune-telling rigamarole.

Many people long for this kind of "unplugged" living, a complete escape from the rigamarole of suburban life in many parts of America.

The rule had to go through years of rigamarole, including public comment.

I don't even scratch the surface of this rigamarole about The Guide.

Part two of the birds-and-bees rigamarole was special: a film instead of filmstrip.