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be (out) on the razzle
slang To go out for a fun night of celebrating and/or socializing. Primarily heard in UK. We were out on the razzle last night for Valerie's birthday, that's why we're all exhausted today.
go on the razzle
slang To go out for a fun night of celebrating and/or socializing. We went on the razzle last night for Valerie's birthday, that's why we're all exhausted today.
on the razzle
slang Having a fun night of celebrating or socializing. Primarily heard in UK. We went on the razzle last night for Valerie's birthday, that's why we're all exhausted today.
razzle-dazzle
Excitement, attention, or fanfare. This is actually an event for a very serious cause, once you get past all the razzle-dazzle.
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be/go out on the ˈrazzle
(British English, informal) go out drinking, dancing and enjoying yourself: It’s a long time since I went out on the razzle, but your birthday will be a wonderful excuse.Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017
razzle-dazzle
(ˈræzlæˈdæzlæ) n. flamboyant publicity; hype. After all the razzle-dazzle dies down, we’ll see what things are really like.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.