1. Rich, not gaudy.

2. ‘animals in gaudy Belled harnesses’.

3. A gaudy or showy ornament or trinket.

4. Her gaudy dress really curls me up.

5. A woman regarded as gaudy or tawdry.

6. She wore a gaudy costume to the party.

7. There will be other dawns, nights, gaudy noons.

8. / They are shaping me / into something gaudy... /... something lethal.

9. I didn't like the decorations - they looked rather gaudy.

10. The big boots, the gaudy anorak, the heavy rucsac.

11. They are shaping me into something gaudy... something lethal.

12. And the flowers don't really have to be that gaudy.

13. 20 We like to bait him about his gaudy ties.

14. The gaudy is an Oxford college reunion for former undergraduates.

15. No plot is too trivial for him to explore: Gaudy Night.

16. Tell me, do you have any of that gaudy nail polish?

17. 11 synonyms for Brummagem: chintzy, flashy, garish, gaudy, glaring, loud, meretricious

18. Noun Superficial seeming; external semblance; appearance: as, “vain and gaudy Apparencies,” Bp

19. Clubbing : The day is gaudy and harsh ; the night is their playground .

20. But there, behind that gaudy, fantastical temple stood a line of monoliths.

21. 22 The gaudy years carved the tree rings, abreaction time delineate entwine palmprint.

22. She smelled of cheap perfume and wore gaudy clothing and fake costume jewellery.

23. 30 Antony Gaudy died in 19 leaving an unfinished cathedral as his epitaph.

24. Another one put washing on to a line, gaudy bedclothes and sombre shirts.

25. 4 But there, behind that gaudy, fantastical temple stood a line of monoliths.

26. Everything on table showy and gaudy, but with a self-Assertingly temporary and nomadic air on the decorations, as boasting that they will be much more showy and gaudy in the palatial residence

27. 20 A tree covered with tinsel and gaudy paper chains graced one corner.

28. The younger ones are more gaudy and of course a better size for aquariums.

29. 28 Another one put washing on to a line, gaudy bedclothes and sombre shirts.

30. The sweet, earthy flavour of Beetroot and gaudy colour also work well in cakes

31. As a result, their appearance may be immodest, sensual, gaudy, unkempt, careless, or sloppy.

32. The gaudy, Blabbing, and remorseful day Is crept into the bosom of the sea.

33. Music Voice over Many cottage gardeners avoid brilliant colours, fearing they look too gaudy.

34. Yet nothing can quite make up for the gaudy excesses of the auto-da-fe.

35. The most promiscuous species end up a collage of different handicaps, ornaments, and gaudy blotches.

36. Within this area, several males - smaller and less gaudy than the females - establish much smaller territories.

37. The beautiful lion fish belongs to this gaudy category and is therefore much easier to avoid.

38. Eg: Gaudy Baubling gives +5 Aetheral & +5 Rightousness damage and some special effect (Blinds enemy)

39. 10 The most promiscuous species end up a collage of different handicaps, ornaments, and gaudy blotches.

40. Beneath a man's jacket the woman wore a gaudy satin slip streaked at the hem with blood.

41. Not only was it gaudy in appearance but the smell wafting from the kitchen was distinctly malodorous.

42. The interiors of these stores had crude floors, bare ceilings, glaring lights, gaudy signs, and merchandise piled everywhere.

43. Bravado: 1 n a swaggering show of courage Synonyms: bluster Type of: fanfare , flash , ostentation a gaudy outward display

44. They were gaudy and sexually suggestive and each tailored to the individual characteristics of the woman to be wed.

45. Even the boldly striped mooring posts were topped with a dollop of white, rather like gaudy Cornetto ice-creams.

46. In fact, it would seem to be quite the reverse: Gaudy males should be more conspicuous to their enemies.

47. Gone are the support suspenders and gaudy steel rings that strangled the tower for much of the last decade.

48. The men who tended the garden were well aware that to modern eyes this planting scheme was gaudy and banal.

49. And it shows especially a gaudy, celebrating and even boorish appetite of new-rich in the circle of Confucian culture.

50. 25 The men who tended the garden were well aware that to modern eyes this planting scheme was gaudy and banal.

51. [Bandanaed?] heads, gaudy shawls and moccassined moccasined feet,— old men, Library of Congress grizzled, their weathered, brown faces net-worked with wrinkles.

52. The Belated moon stole up from its lair, hovered above the sky-line, a gaudy orange sphere in the haze of smoke

53. We want something gaudy, or something black with white dues, anyway we want what you call your „true colors“ – fixed with photography.

54. Verb (used with object) to dress or adorn in a showy, gaudy, or tasteless manner: Several Bedizened floozies were lounging at the bar

55. Godkin, the editor of the Nation, might have been speaking for all of them when he lamented the “gaudy stream of bespangled, Belaced and …

56. Brew like amber after golden steeping gaudy, have natural fragrant orchid sweet, taste mellow pleasant delicacy, back to Kennedy, commonly known as "a rhyme".

57. China's gaudy growth doesn't mean much to Xie Jun, who runs a factory in the southern Chinese boomtown of Dongguan. He's enduring a tough year.

58. Bedizen (third-person singular simple present Bedizens, present participle Bedizening, simple past and past participle Bedizened) To ornament something in showy, tasteless, or gaudy finery

59. The earliest performances of kabuki were dancing and song with no significant plot, often disdained as gaudy and cacophonous, but equally lauded as colorful and beautiful.

60. Bedizen ( third-person singular simple present bedizens, present participle Bedizening, simple past and past participle bedizened ) ( transitive) To ornament something in showy, tasteless, or gaudy finery

61. Bedizen ( third-person singular simple present Bedizens, present participle bedizening, simple past and past participle bedizened ) ( transitive) To ornament something in showy, tasteless, or gaudy finery

62. In fact, after its long history of ins and outs in fashion, the word "Chintzy" has become synonymous with decor that's considered gaudy or cheap

63. She stands in the stage, often does not need the Chinese dress desirably, bunch of spotlights hit on her body, sings peacefully, always does not need the gaudy beautification.

64. This page shows answers to the clue Chintzy.Chintzy may be defined as “Cheap, inferior, or gaudy“Of, like, or decorated with chintz“Chintzy is American slang for mean, grasping, miserly”.

65. 10 The satirical magazine Spy threw darts at all the puffery of the era,(www.Sentencedict.com) and was especially fast to disdain the gaudy arrivistes in favor of dandruff- flecked Old Money.

66. • A Bauble is a gaudy and usually cheap decorative object • (Intelligent words) cheap showy jewelry or ornament on clothing • A Bauble was originally a stick with a lump of lead hanging from its summit More crossword answers

67. But there need be no fear of massed color in a field, as being ever gaudy or Cloying. It was of a full and penetrating sweetness, too keen and delicate to be Cloying. But it is easy to overdo the plummy tone, which is …

68. Bedizened Pronounced /bɪˈdaɪz (ə)nd/ or /bɪˈdɪz (ə)nd/ To bedizen is to dress up in a gaudy way: But every time one of the trapezoidal doors on Douglas Stein’s set blows open, it is to let in a bewigged and Bedizened buffoon very nearly her match.

69. Cleary’s 2012 English grammar picture book Breezier, Cheesier, Newest, and Bluest, Brian Gable’s illustrations are truly not at all to my visual tastes (too garishly gaudy, too cartoon like and sometimes even a trifle overly creepy for me and my personal aesthetics).And furthermore, I also thus tend to believe that the featured

70. With their light, airy melodies and meticulously crafted, clean arrangements that appealed to a variety of audiences, the Carpenters stood in direct contrast with the excessive, gaudy pop/rock of the '70s; yet they became one of the most popular artists of the decade, scoring 12 Top Ten hits, including three number one singles.