extravaganza
21extravaganza — noun Etymology: Italian estravaganza, literally, extravagance, from estravagante extravagant, from Medieval Latin extravagant , extravagans Date: 1754 1. a literary or musical work marked by extreme freedom of style and structure and usually by… …
22extravaganza — noun /ˈɛks.træv.əˌɡæn.zə/ an event or display (dramatic, musical, etc) of fantastic or chaotic behaviour or conduct …
23extravaganza — Synonyms and related words: Grand Guignol, Passion play, Tom show, antimasque, audience success, ballet, blatancy, bomb, brazenness, broadcast drama, burlesque show, canard, charade, cliff hanger, closet drama, colorfulness, comedy drama,… …
24extravaganza — ex·tra·va·gàn·za s.f. TS mus. spettacolo musicale comico sviluppatosi nel XVIII sec. {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: dal ted. Extravaganz …
25extravaganza — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. spectacle, pageant. See sociality, drama, imagination. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. spectacle, spectacular, divertissement, fantasy; see show 1 , 2 …
26extravaganza — ex|trav|a|gan|za [ ık,strævə gænzə ] noun count a large and impressive celebration or event …
27extravaganza — англ. [экстравэга/нцэ] муз. пьеса с комич. нарушениями принятых правил, напр., «Музыкальная шутка» Моцарта …
28extravaganza — ex·trav·a·gan·za || ek‚strævÉ™ gænzÉ™ n. fantastic artistic production …
29extravaganza — [ɪkˌstravə ganzə, ɛk ] noun an elaborate and spectacular entertainment. Origin C18 (in the sense extravagance in language or behaviour ): from Ital. estravaganza extravagance …
30extravaganza — noun (C) a very large and expensive entertainment …