hoopla in Greek
hoopla in Greek is κρίκοι — hoopla means excited fuss, commotion, or hype surrounding an event.
hoopla in Greek
κρίκοι
Pronounced: krikoi
A carnival game in which the player attempts to throw hoops around pegs.
What does "hoopla" mean?
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noun Excited fuss, commotion, or hype surrounding an event.
"Despite all the hoopla, the product launch was a letdown."
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noun A carnival game where players toss rings to try to land them around pegs.
"The kids won a stuffed toy playing hoopla at the fair."
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hoopla in a sentence
- Despite all the hoopla, the product launch was a letdown.
- The kids won a stuffed toy playing hoopla at the fair.
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What is "hoopla" in Greek?
"hoopla" in Greek is κρίκοι. hoopla means: Excited fuss, commotion, or hype surrounding an event.
How do you pronounce κρίκοι?
"hoopla" in Greek is κρίκοι, pronounced "krikoi".
How do you use "hoopla" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite all the hoopla, the product launch was a letdown." In Greek, "hoopla" is κρίκοι.
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