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opera bouffe

[op-er-uh boof, op-ruh, aw-pey-ra boof] / ˈɒp ər ə ˈbuf, ˈɒp rə, ɔ peɪ ra ˈbuf /


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The pedigree of this tatterdemalion opera bouffe is long and diffuse.

From Time Magazine Archive

General Wood's disclosure tended to confirm this opera bouffe conception of insular politics.

From Time Magazine Archive

In 1894 the U.S. struck him as "a grand opera bouffe of absolutely daft or imbecile human beings."

From Time Magazine Archive

Jovial, pretty and full of technical traps, the Rossini-influenced work sends the solo violin scampering like the hero of some demonic opera bouffe.

From Time Magazine Archive

Fully conscious of the political innocence of his conduct, he welcomed this new diversion and, humming the latest opera bouffe air, he dressed in his best with a posy in his lapel.

From Villa Elsa A Story of German Family Life by Henry, Stuart Oliver




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