నాటకీయంగా (ముఖ్యంగా మిస్సిస్సిప్పి నదిలో),

Verb:

ఫ్లోటింగ్ డ్రామా,

showboat's Usage Examples:

brings a reputation as a showboater and a hothead with a penchant for windiness.

"Max Holloway showboated Muhammad Ali style during his UFC on ABC 1 masterpiece".

positionally suspect," but added: "Gascoigne was no smoke-and-mirrors showboater: his creativity was crucial in deciding deadlocked matches.

A showboat, or show boat, was a floating theater that traveled along the waterways of the United States, especially along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.

But Soul Mining never sounds disjointed, never feels like an exercise in smart-alec showboating: Johnson's songwriting holds its disparate elements tightly together.

Is a showboater and an overconfident cop.

material about a disappearing American entertainment venue, the river showboat.

Yamazaki showboated, grabbed hold of JT"s leg only to push him down falling unceremoniously.

The Tripsters make good use of their musicianly prowess with close interplay that avoids showboating, while Dan"s addition.

The General Jackson showboat, which operates on the Cumberland River, is docked just outside Opry Mills.

Spanish football in a dominant home victory over Xerez; after scoring, he showboated, causing a brawl which resulted in him being sent off.

Fandango eliminated WWE Intercontinental Champion Big E and showboated on the ring apron, prompting Sheamus to perform over 20 forearm clubs.

Dennis Hunt was particularly critical in the Los Angeles Times, writing that Carey's pop-soul songs still lacked emotion even though she had toned down her vocal showboating.