adjective
- resembling or characteristic of a circus; flashy, showy, or sensational in a way that seems exaggerated or theatrical
Usage: informal; often used critically or disapprovingly
Examples
- The politician's circusy campaign rallies featured acrobats and loud music.
- The trial became circusy when the defendant arrived in a limousine surrounded by photographers.
- Critics complained that the awards show had become too circusy with all its elaborate stunts.
- The circusy atmosphere of the carnival attracted families from across the region.
- His circusy presentation style distracted from the actual content of his speech.