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razzle-dazzle

NOUN
  1. any exciting and complex play intended to confuse (dazzle) the opponent

How To Use razzle-dazzle In A Sentence

  • Johnson, on the other hand, with his razzle-dazzle style, had captured America's imagination, in many ways overshadowing Bird. Bird-Magic showdown of 1979 was start of something special
  • This jingle is comedy gold, folks, especially the razzle-dazzle way the unknown little boy (possibly a girl) singer delivers it. The Children’s Half-Hour : Scrubbles.net
  • As to American susceptibility to Rovian razzle-dazzle, that is a matter of bleak historical record and I shouldn't have to strain myself to prove anything. McCain: Bailout Deal Won't Pass
  • How can I convince my flock to turn away from the razzle-dazzle spectacle of idolatry? WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
  • Amid all the razzle-dazzle of the party convention, it was easy to forget about the real political issues.
  • At issue was a widely ballyhooed test of the razzle-dazzle, video-arcade, anti-missile-defense scheme known as Star Wars.
  • Then an unseen computer effects some kind of razzle-dazzle and selects nine of the 14 marks to compose the skater's scores; even the judges don't know whose scores went into the final tally. Starr Gazing: The Problem With Figure Skating
  • Having starting out by attacking the razzle-dazzle party-givers, Rattigan ends up by understanding that the real tragedy of characters such as David and Joan is their emotional inarticulacy.
  • It was but too true: until now, she, Laura, had been satisfied to know things in a slipslop, razzle-dazzle way, to know them anyhow, as it best suited herself. The Getting of Wisdom
  • In any case, a Spider-Man live show can't compete with the kind of razzle-dazzle spectacle offered up in the hero's last three movie hits. Culture | guardian.co.uk
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