hoopla

noun: 1. extravagant or exaggerated publicity or fuss.

Example Sentence: The small-town parade was filled with hoopla as colorful floats and marching bands paraded through the streets.

noun: 2. bustling excitement or activity.

Example Sentence: The carnival was a hub of hoopla with children laughing, music blaring, and games being played.

noun: 3. a form of entertainment or extravaganza.

Example Sentence: The circus brought a delightful hoopla to town with acrobats, clowns, and animal performances.

noun: 4. a commotion or fuss.

Example Sentence: The dog created a hoopla when it chased a squirrel through the park, causing people to stop and watch.

noun: 5. (informal) a noisy or lively celebration.

Example Sentence: They threw a hoopla for their anniversary, inviting all their friends for a night of dancing and music.

noun: 6. (British) a fair or carnival.

Example Sentence: Let's go to the summer hoopla! They always have fantastic rides and delicious food.

noun: 7. (South African) a shout or call to attract attention.

Example Sentence: The fisherman let out a loud hoopla to inform his fellow anglers about his catch.

noun: 8. (Australian) a type of game similar to croquet.

Example Sentence: We played a friendly game of hoopla in the backyard, trying to aim the rings accurately.

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