Opulence, splendour; showiness of dress. Cf. fineness, n. 5. Obsolete.

Excessive display or brilliancy in dress, colour, etc.

The quality of being gaudy.

Originally: †beauty, elegance, or splendour viewed as a vice or weakness (obsolete). In later use: stylishness, smartness; affected or ostentatious…

figurative. Dazzling or showy appearance; gaudiness; tawdry brilliance.

The character or quality of being a snob; snobbishness; vulgar ostentation.

Of dress: Gaudiness, showiness.

pretentious vulgarity of style.

The quality or condition of being loud; an instance of this. Also, the (great or small) extent to which a sound is heard as loud.

The quality or fact of being obtrusive.

= floridness, n.

Gaudiness.

The quality of being like an orchid; showiness, exoticism. See orchidaceous, adj. 2.

An attractive combination of vitality and glamour; sparkle, effervescence; (also) flashiness, showiness.

A discharge tube or lamp employing neon; neon lighting, esp. as used in illuminated advertisements. Also figurative.