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bids A type of bird that is known for its flamboyant and colorful feathers. ■ "I was at the pet store and saw a bids, I couldn't help but laugh at its ridiculous appearance."
demonstrate To show off in a theatrical and flamboyant manner, often involving exaggerated gestures and dramatic expressions. ■ "I'm going to demonstrate my amazing juggling skills by balancing four tennis balls at once!
Deuces A funky, flamboyant and fabulous character with a touch of drama. ■ "I met the deuce at the club last night, they were wearing sequins and had an entourage of fans following them around."
Faggy An adjective used to describe someone or something that is excessively flamboyant, effeminate, or gay. ■ "That guy is so faggy with his pink purse and feather boa, he makes my eyes hurt."
froufrou 1. A term used to describe something or someone that is excessively fussy, decorative, or flamboyant. ■ "She had a whole collection of froufrou pillows on her bed, which she arranged in perfect symmetry every morning."
tycoon A very successful and powerful business person, often with a flamboyant personality. ■ The tycoon's flashy sports car was the envy of all who saw it.
viceroy A high-ranking official appointed by a king or queen to govern a province or colony in their stead. ■ "The viceroy of India was quite the character, known for his flamboyant attire and love of exotic pets."
brazil A country in South America known for its large population and vibrant culture. Brazilians are famous for their love of samba dancing, as well as their flamboyant fashion sense. ■ "I heard that Brazil is the only country where you can find people wearing feathers on their heads while playing soccer."
Garibaldi A colorful and flamboyant bird known for its bright feathers and loud calls. ■ "The garibaldi bird is often used as a symbol of Latin American culture and pride. It's no wonder that this bird has become such a beloved figure in many countries around the world!
Lapel A flamboyant or overly theatrical gesture made by waving one's arms in the air, often to attract attention or to express excitement. Also known as a lapel dance. ■ "I'm so excited to see my favorite band tonight!" John exclaimed, doing a lapel dance to express his enthusiasm.