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Meaning of showboat
Wordnet
showboat (n)
a river steamboat on which theatrical performances could be given (especially on the Mississippi River)
showboat Sentence Examples
- The politician took the opportunity to showboat his eloquence during the debate.
- The actor's over-the-top performance was seen as nothing more than showboating.
- The athlete could not resist the urge to showboat after scoring a touchdown.
- The student's presentation was a blatant attempt to showboat their intelligence.
- The singer's extravagant stage antics were nothing but showboating.
- The businessman used his wealth and influence to showboat his superiority.
- The showboat sailed down the river, its passengers gazing at the sights with awe.
- The team's victory parade was a major showboat, designed to flaunt their accomplishments.
- The showboat operator smiled as the crowd cheered at the performers' impressive stunts.
- The politician's showboating campaign rhetoric failed to resonate with voters.
FAQs About the word showboat
a river steamboat on which theatrical performances could be given (especially on the Mississippi River)
show off, fool around, roar, act up, hotdog, clown (around), cut up, horse around, revel, cavort
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The politician took the opportunity to showboat his eloquence during the debate.
The actor's over-the-top performance was seen as nothing more than showboating.
The athlete could not resist the urge to showboat after scoring a touchdown.
The student's presentation was a blatant attempt to showboat their intelligence.
