Definition of: gaudy

(gô′dē) adjective gaud·i·er, gaud·i·est
Obtrusively brilliant in color: garish; flashy.
—gaud′i·ly adverb
—gaud′i·ness noun

Definition of: gaudy

(gô′dē) noun Brit.
A feast or festival; an entertainment; especially, an annual dinner given by a college in one of the English universities. [<L gaudium joy]

Most often used phrases:

gaudy night
von gaudy
gaudy colours
gaudy clothing
gaudy appearance
sayers gaudy
gaudy colors
gaudy uniforms
wearing gaudy
gaudy times
gaudy dress
wore gaudy
gaudy gold
big gaudy
college gaudy

'gaudy' used in domains:

buddygaudy.com
thegaudygals.com
christinagaudy.com
gaudyord.com
gaudyn.com
gaudy-shop.com

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Definition of: gaudy

Definition of: gaudy

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