From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishrazzmatazzrazz‧ma‧tazz /ˌræzməˈtæz/ (also razzamatazz /ˌræzə-/) (also razzle-dazzle) noun [uncountable] LOUD/NOISYnoisy exciting activity that is intended to attract people’s attention the razzmatazz of show business
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razzmatazz• Audiences love the old Broadway razzmatazz.• Ah, the old Hollywood razzmatazz.• Such razzmatazz is not conducive to a proper spirit of inquiry.• He likes to arrive with all the razzmatazz, while I prefer to slip in the back door quietly.• The razzmatazz on the quay heralded the style of the crossing.Origin razzmatazz (1800-1900) Probably from razzle-dazzle 