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71hýpe — f ( an/ an) heap …
72hype — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. puff, promotion, plug, blurb. See publication. II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. Sl. exaggeration, promotion. see hyperbole III (Roget s Thesaurus II) I noun Slang. A systematic effort or part of this… …
73Hype — Reklamerummel …
74hype — haɪp v. excite, stimulate; publicize, create a hoopla; swindle, trick; use exaggerated claims to strengthen an advertising campaign, create publicity stunts n. exaggeration, embellishment; marketing message that exaggerates its description of… …
75hype — • Too much. Hyping means acting in a way that’s over the top. Over the top …
76hype — adj. et n. Branché …
77hype — hype1 informal noun extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion. ↘a deception or hoax. verb promote or publicize intensively or extravagantly. Origin 1920s (orig. US in the sense short change, cheat ): of unknown origin. hype2 informal noun a …
78Hype — RadioPP Exaggerated presentation; high intensity, punched …
79hype — the abbreviation for hyperbole; refers to manufactured promotional buzz and excessive advertising/marketing for a film or project, including celebrity appearances, radio and TV spots or interviews, and other ploys; a similar word hypo means to… …
80hype — adj. Fam. Flamboyant, extravagant …
