Pronunciation: /ɡædˈzuːkəri/
noun a whimsical or humorous expression or gesture
A1 I don't understand all this gadzookery in the instruction manual.
A2 The old wizard's spellbook was filled with strange symbols and gadzookery.
B1 The professor's lecture on quantum physics was full of gadzookery that went over my head.
B2 The artist's abstract painting was a masterpiece of colorful gadzookery.
C1 The author's novel was criticized for its excessive use of gadzookery and convoluted plot.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking research was initially dismissed as mere gadzookery by his peers.
formal The use of gadzookery in his speech added a touch of eloquence.
informal Her gadzookery in storytelling always keeps us entertained.
slang I can't believe the level of gadzookery in that movie, it was so over-the-top.
figurative The artist's gadzookery with colors created a vibrant and lively painting.
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