- raz|zle
- raz|zle «RAZ uhl», noun.= razzle-dazzle. (Cf. ↑razzle-dazzle)
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raz|zle-daz|zle — «RAZ uhl DAZ uhl», noun, adjective, verb, zled, zling. –n. 1. U.S. Slang. dazzling glitter, excitement, or the like, such as to cause bewilderment: »The store sells anything from diapers to tombstones…with a sales formula combining low prices and … Useful english dictionary
raz|zle-daz|zler — «RAZ uhl DAZ luhr», noun. U.S. Slang. 1. a person or thing that razzle dazzles. 2. something that astonishes with its glaring incongruities … Useful english dictionary
raz·zle-daz·zle — /ˌræzəlˈdæzəl/ noun [noncount] 1 : noisy and exciting activity meant to attract attention The kids enjoyed the razzle dazzle of the circus. 2 American football : an action, movement, etc., that is done to confuse an opponent The team used a… … Useful english dictionary
zle — adaz·zle; ai·zle; bam·boo·zle; bam·boo·zle·ment; bez·zle; bum·fuz·zle; daz·zle·ment; driz·zle droz·zle; em·bez·zle; em·bez·zle·ment; goo·zle; ha·zle; hea·zle·wood·ite; noz·zle·man; piz·zle; puz·zle·ment; raz·zle; sche·moz·zle; schnoz·zle;… … English syllables
raz — m IV, D. u, Ms. razzie 1. lm D. ów dziś zwykle w lm «uderzenia, ciosy; cięcia, ukłucia, sztychy» Bolesne, dotkliwe, mocne, okrutne razy. Razy rózgi, bata, topora, miecza. Odpierać razy. Zadawać razy. Okładać kogoś razami. Zasłaniać, chronić kogoś … Słownik języka polskiego
raz — py·raz·o·line; py·raz·o·lone; py·raz·o·lyl; raz·er; raz·zia; raz·zle; ter·raz·zo; pa·pa·raz·zo; tet·raz·zi·ni; khwa·raz·mi·an; shi·raz; … English syllables
razzle — raz·zle … English syllables
razzle-dazzle — raz|zle daz|zle [ ræzl ,dæzl ] or razz|ma|tazz [ ræzmə,tæz ] noun uncount INFORMAL 1. ) AMERICAN a complicated series of actions that someone does in order to trick their opponent, especially in football: a razzle dazzle kick off return 2. ) a… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
razzle-dazzle — raz′zle daz′zle [[t]ˈræz əl[/t]] n. 1) showy or virtuosic technique or effect 2) confusion, commotion, or riotous gaiety 3) marked by razzle dazzle • Etymology: 1890–95; rhyming compound based on dazzle … From formal English to slang
razzle — raz|zle [ˈræzəl] n be/go (out) on the razzle BrE spoken informal to go somewhere such as a party, bar etc to enjoy yourself … Dictionary of contemporary English
