Crossword clues for hoopla
hoopla
- Ballyhoo in America as much-loved bear returns to Los Angeles
- Big bother
- Big commotion
- Bustling activity
- Extravagant publicity
- Overblown publicity
- Unnecessary fuss
- Blatant promotion
- Big stir
- What usually follows a big win
- Public fuss
- Ticker-tape parade, e.g
- Throwing game where prizes aimed for
- Showy publicity
- Sensational publicity
- Over-the-top excitement
- It usually follows a big win
- General merrymaking
- Flashy publicity
- Exclamation of excited delight
- Excitement from hype
- Celebratory commotion
- Celebration
- Big buildup
- Ballyhoo
- Hype
- Fuss
- Stir
- Major publicity
- Ado
- Big to-do
- Smoke and mirrors
- Fanfare, informally
- *Commotion
- *Foofaraw
- Commotion
- Blatant or sensational promotion
- Sensationalism
- P.R. man's forte
- Furor
- Work during holiday leading to a disturbance
- Fairground game
- Hotel with a pool designed for excitement
- Polo? A fresh horse needed first, for a 13 22
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1877, hoop la, American English, earlier houp-la, exclamation accompanying quick movement (1870), of unknown origin, perhaps borrowed from French houp-là "upsy-daisy," also a cry to dogs, horses, etc. (see whoop).
Wiktionary
n. 1 a bustling to-do, excited speech or noise, usually loud 2 a carnival game in which the player attempts to throw hoops around pegs
WordNet
Wikipedia
Hoopla or Hupla may refer to:
Hoopla, stylized as hoopla, is a North American on-demand Internet streaming media service of the Holland, Ohio-based company Midwest Tape.
Usage examples of "hoopla".
Without hoopla or fanfare, a patent clerk from Bern, Switzerland, had completely overturned the traditional notions of space and time and replaced them with a new conception whose properties fly in the face of everything we are familiar with from common experience.
We had hoped to sneak through the conservancy district, your dam, Ladd, without much hoopla.
No more would that rolling theater ever come bouncing and steaming and blaring rhythm and blues and Houlihan hoopla up the drive all full of speed and plans and hammering hearts.