Razzle Dazzle Edit Meaning

1.

extremely flashy .colorful..loud .overkill..shiny ..

he is dressed all razzle dazzle with the diamonds n gold

See what, is, a, tag

2.

v.t. ("on the razzle dazzle", "to razzle and dazzle") When a group of ladsjoin forces in order to become muntered and hopefully get a gobbleby the end of the night. From the ancient Greek compounds "razzle" - to drink your bodyweight in tequila; and "dazzle" - to attempt to boneanything with a pulse at a seedy nightclub.

Hopefully, said troops will end up getting their nat king cole, and if they are extremelly fortunate, they will avoid becoming a noted munter-gatherer.

Lad 1: You fancy another Aftershock?

Lad 2: No, too much razzle can ruin your chances of dazzling. And I've got my eye on that fattie in the corner, wobbling her fat arse along to "No Limit".

Lad 3: How's the razzle dazzle going?

Lad 4: Pretty good, £1 a drink so I'm bawspank'd, and that munter that I pulled has a slightly more attractive friend.

Lad 3: Casey and Dean aren't faring so well.

Lad 4: I guess we could go for DVDAwith that fattie in the corner?

See drunk, baws, munter, pulling, nightclub, gobble

3.

1. Used to describe a moment of good fortune

2. When you forget what you are meant to be saying mid-sentence.

1. "Razzle dazzle" said John, who had manage to remain undetected from a SWAT unit during a raid on his house by hiding under a carpet.

2. And so errr...razzle dazzle.

4.

Verb: to own someone, or tell them who is boss

Adjective: awesome or skilled

Headshot! I just went Razzle Dazzle on that bitch's ass!

Thomas Edison was pretty Razzle Dazzle at making light bulbs.

See destroy, overpower, amazing, the shit

5.

To be blinded by the light of a lovely goldie lookin chain

"fuck'n ell clart, tha chain's a bit razzle dazzle innit"

6.

A 360 spin move originated and perfected by The Guy, often used to produce significant ass beatings in the game of water polo.

Speedo will never be prepared for the Razzle Dazzle.

See ass beating

7.

To show something flashy or fancy that distracts your audience of how terrible something really is.

1. Man, the acting in our show is shit. Good thing we razzle dazzled them with the cool set and lights.

2. My final portfolio I turned in for Economics this semester was God awful. I razzle dazzled the hell out of it though with highlighters so it looks like I took good notes.

See razzle-dazzle, distraction