ballyhoo in German
ballyhoo in German is Klamauk, marktschreierisch anpreisen — ballyhoo means loud, exaggerated publicity meant to attract attention.
ballyhoo in German
Klamauk
Noisy shouting or uproar.
marktschreierisch anpreisen
(transitive) To sensationalize or make grand claims.
What does "ballyhoo" mean?
- noun Loud, exaggerated publicity meant to attract attention.
- noun A lot of noisy shouting or excitement.
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What is "ballyhoo" in German?
"ballyhoo" in German is Klamauk, marktschreierisch anpreisen. ballyhoo means: Loud, exaggerated publicity meant to attract attention.
Are there other ways to say "ballyhoo" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "ballyhoo": Klamauk, marktschreierisch anpreisen.
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