bigshow

/ˈbɪɡʃoʊ/

Definitions

1. noun

a spectacular or impressive display of something, especially skills or talents

“The circus put on a bigshow for the children’s birthday party.”

2. noun

a large and impressive gathering or event

“The concert was a bigshow and attracted thousands of fans.”

3. verb

to display or show something in a spectacular or impressive way

“The magician bigshowed his tricks to the audience.”

Synonyms

  • display
  • spectacle

Antonyms

  • boring
  • underwhelming