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rococo

adjective as in gaudy

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The circus movie “Freaks” had its world premiere here in 1932, and with its expensive organ, rococo interior design and grand chandeliers, the Fox was the local destination to see movies during Hollywood’s Golden Age.

This was on a recent morning in a rococo hotel room, just west of Madison Square Park.

According to Heritage, it includes ornate floral accents and scrolling curves prevalent in rococo motifs that align with the reign of King Louis XV of France.

“If it has more than three notes in it, I’m thinking, ‘What is all this rococo nonsense?’”

Savoca contrives a wedding night as filled with rococo confections as the interior of a Palermo church.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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