Crossword-Solution: EXTRAVAGANZA 12 letters, 30 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 32

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Word Word Type Definition
Extravaganza n. A composition, as in music, or in the drama, designed
to produce effect by its wild irregularity; esp., a musical caricature.
Extravaganza n. An extravagant flight of sentiment or language.

We have 30 clues for the answer “EXTRAVAGANZA”

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Lavish show. 1 answer
Lavish production. 1 answer
Lavish display 1 answer
EXTRAVAGANCE of behavior/behaviour or language 1 answer
An elaborate and spectacular entertainment 1 answer
Spectacular show. 2 answers
Really big show 4 answers
imaginative exercise 5 answers
Imagery 8 answers
BIG PRODUCTION 10 answers
Type of show 12 answers
Maggot 14 answers
romanticism 15 answers
Flight of fancy 21 answers
figment 21 answers
Imagination 38 answers
ideality 48 answers
Presenta-tion 49 answers
fiction 49 answers
Spectacular 53 answers
whim 62 answers
exaggeration 68 answers
Inspiration 71 answers
creation 73 answers
Exposition 76 answers
Essay 76 answers
Exhibition 79 answers
Entertainer 83 answers
Caprice 84 answers
Paper 93 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
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Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with EXTRAVAGANZA (5)

When, however, he gravely asserted that Jonas was not the only man who had spent three days and three nights in a whale’s belly, but that he himself had caught a whale with a man inside it who had lived there for more than a year on blubber, which, he declared, was better than turtle soup, it was impossible to resist the fooling, and not forget that one was the Moses of the extravaganza.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone Henry J. Coke 2012
And I have designed the extravaganza features so that she may preserve and present the same coquettish idea.
Whirligigs O. Henry 1999
The last extravaganza I heard from her on that theme was after she had seen him as Brutus; she wished herself Lucius, that in the tent scene she might kiss Booth’s hand.” “It sounds gushing enough for a school-girl now,” laughed Ruth merrily, looking up at the doctor; “but at the time I meant it.” “Have you seen him in all his impersonations?” he asked.
Other Things Being Equal Emma Wolf 1999
But here she permitted herself to “talk it over,” to the infinite delight of those Baltimore girls, who thought this extravaganza of Spindler's “so Californian and eccentric!” So that it was not strange that presently the news came back to Rough and Ready, and his old associates learned for the first time that he had never seen his relatives, and that they would be doubly strangers.
Mr. Jack Hamlin's Mediation and Other Stories Bret Harte 2006
Many of these fustian heroes formed the mushroom secret societies that played their vile extravaganza right under the shadow of the real tragedy of war.
Captains of the Civil War William Wood 2006

Quotes with EXTRAVAGANZA (3)

We sing lyrical excess, exacerbated expressionism, imponed objectivity, inventiveness, meta-baroque, extravaganza, super metaphor, sublimity, strident, exposure, super-pone, noise, super-objectivity, zillionism, fragmentation and aesthetics of facts, suractivism.
Lepota L. Cosmo
Although they are often called cabarets, and occasionally there is even strip-dancing involved, you shouldn't associate them with merrymaking or extravaganza...
Lola Smirnova Twisted
The great error consists in supposing that poetry is an unnatural form of language. We should all like to speak poetry at the moment when we truly live, and if we do not speak it, it is because we have an impediment in our speech. It is not song that is the narrow or artificial thing, it is conversation that is a broken and stammering attempt at song. When we see men in a spiritual extravaganza, like Cyrano de Bergerac, speaking in rhyme, it is not our language disguised or d…
G. K. Chesterton Five Types
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Used 5 times in crossword archives (1964–2017).