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be (out) on the razzle

slang To go out for a fun night of celebrating and/or socializing. Primarily heard in UK. We were out on the razzle last night for Valerie's birthday, that's why we're all exhausted today.

See also: on, razzle

be/go (out) on the razzle

  (British informal, old-fashioned)

to enjoy yourself by doing things like going to parties or dances We're going out on the razzle on New Year's Eve - do you fancy coming? (informal, old-fashioned)

See also: on, razzle

razzle-dazzle

activity that is intended to attract people's attention by being noisy or exciting Amid all the razzle-dazzle of the party convention, it is easy to forget about the real political issues.

razzle-dazzle

(ˈræzlæˈdæzlæ)

n. flamboyant publicity; hype. After all the razzle-dazzle dies down, we’ll see what things are really like.