Pronunciation: /ˈʃoʊˌboʊt/
noun a riverboat used as a theater or restaurant
A1 The showboat had colorful decorations and entertained the audience with music.
A2 The showboat on the river was filled with tourists enjoying the scenic views.
B1 The showboat was known for its extravagant performances and lively atmosphere.
B2 The showboat featured a talented cast of actors who put on a spectacular show for the audience.
C1 The showboat was a popular tourist attraction, offering dinner cruises and live entertainment.
C2 The showboat's elaborate production design and professional performers made it a top destination for theater enthusiasts.
verb to behave in a showy or ostentatious manner
A1 She showboats whenever she gets a good grade.
A2 He showboats about his new car all the time.
B1 The athlete showboats after scoring a goal.
B2 The singer showboats on stage during her concerts.
C1 He tends to showboat his achievements in front of others.
C2 The politician was criticized for showboating instead of focusing on real issues.
formal The showboat was a popular form of entertainment in the early 20th century.
informal That guy is such a showboat, always trying to steal the spotlight.
slang Don't be such a showboat, just let someone else have a turn.
figurative His flashy car is like a showboat, drawing attention wherever he goes.
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