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English	English
flamboyant	larger-than-life
17thC classical music, flamboyant style of architecture and art	Baroque
abundant, beyond what is reasonable, flamboyant, lavish, profligate; costly; excessive, spending too much, unreasonably high in price	extravagant
amusement, amusing, behave playfully, cheap and flamboyant, enjoyable, entertaining, laughter, entertainment, pleasure, mockery, something amusing	fun
assemble for military parade, celebratory procession of people, claim to be something else, display of people or things, flamboyant or flaunting exhibition of something, gathering of troops in formation, go on festive procession, lineup; procession; di...	parade
dashing style, helmet plume, security, self-confidence; flair, flamboyant style, pretension; decorative feather or plume (on a hat)	panache
decorate gaudily; create decorative folds (on a dress), decorate something with ruffle, flamboyant behavior, gaudy decoration; decorative fold (on a dress)	furbelow
excessively decorative, having excess decoration; showy, flamboyant; flowery or elaborate in literary style, using elaborate language	ornate
extravagant language, flamboyant actions or behavior; heroic deed, heroic verse, overdramatic behavior or talk	heroics
flamboyant display of wealth, ostentatious show of wealth, pretentious display	ritz
flamboyant, of opera, of or related to opera	operatic
flamboyant, tropical tree with red flowers	royal poinciana
impressive, ostentatious, flamboyant, pompous	showy
one who is showy or flamboyant; one who exposes his genitals to others (Psychiatry)	exhibitionist
reckless and flamboyant behavior	swashbuckling

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