fandango
fænˈdæŋɡoʊ
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Definition of fandango - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
chaoschaotic collection or confusion
  • The meeting turned into a complete fandango.
brouhaha hoo-ha kerfuffle
2.
spanish dancelively Spanish dance and music, often with courtship and regional styles
  • The fandango is performed at many Spanish festivals.
courtship dance
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act in a dramatic or exaggerated way for effect
He loves to do the fandango when telling stories.

Origin of fandango

Spanish, fandango (a lively dance)

Examples of fandango in a sentence

  • His explanation was a fandango of unrelated ideas.
  • Musicians tuned up for the evening fandango.
  • They watched a seaside fandango under lanterns.

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  1. French:désordre, fandango, ...
  2. German:Durcheinander, Fandango, ...
  3. Italian:confusione caotica, fandango, ...
  4. Spanish:confusión, fandango, ...
  5. Portuguese:confusão, fandango, ...
  6. Chinese:混乱, 范当戈, ...
  7. Japanese:混乱, ...
  8. Arabic:فَوْضَى عارِمَة, فاندَانغو, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּלָּגָן, פַנְדַנְגוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:бардак, фанданго, ...
  11. Ukrainian:безлад, фанданго, ...
  12. Hindi:अराजकता, फंदांगो, ...
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