campy in Polish
campy in Polish is campowy — campy means deliberately exaggerated, theatrical or tasteless in a way that is amusing.
campy in Polish
campowy
What does "campy" mean?
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adj Deliberately exaggerated, theatrical or tasteless in a way that is amusing.
"It no longer worked, culturally or financially, to be either snooty or campy about lowbrow culture; at the same time its mediation of highbrow culture no longer counted for much either."
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campy in a sentence
- It no longer worked, culturally or financially, to be either snooty or campy about lowbrow culture; at the same time its mediation of highbrow culture no longer counted for much either.
- A campy science-fiction/horror musical whose characters include the cross-dressing mad scientist Dr. Frank-N-Furter, it had been developing a following for its Friday and Saturday midnight showings for several months.
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What is "campy" in Polish?
"campy" in Polish is campowy. campy means: Deliberately exaggerated, theatrical or tasteless in a way that is amusing.
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