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antonym | eng: austere |
etymological origin of | eng: unflamboyant |
etymologically related | eng: flame |
etymologically related | eng: overwrought |
etymology | fra: flamboyant |
has derived form | eng: flamboyants |
lexical category | adjective |
lexical category | noun |
pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/en-us-flamboyant.ogg |
semantically related | eng: feather |
semantically related | eng: first rate |
semantically related | eng: gallant |
semantically related | eng: goluptious |
semantically related | eng: grand |
semantically related | eng: ill |
semantically related | eng: lout |
semantically related | eng: magnificent |
semantically related | eng: out of sight |
semantically related | eng: plumage |
semantically related | eng: plumery |
semantically related | eng: splashy |
semantically related | eng: tacky |
translation | deu: extravagant |
translation | deu: grell |
translation | eng: appearance |
translation | eng: showy |
translation | fin: mahtaileva |
translation | fin: pramea |
translation | nld: extravagant |
translation | rus: напыщенный |
translation | rus: пламенеющая |
translation | spa: árbol de fuego |
translation | spa: acacia roja |
translation | spa: acacia |
translation | spa: chivato |
translation | spa: flamboyán |
translation | spa: framboyán |
translation | spa: malinche |
translation | spa: pajarilla |
translation | spa: tabachín |
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