rhodomontade

[rod-uh-mon-teyd, -tahd, -muh n-, roh-duh-]

noun, adjective, verb, rhod·o·mon·tad·ed, rhod·o·mon·tad·ing. Obsolete.

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Examples from the Web for rhodomontade

But coldly recited now, I admit the rhodomontade to be exceedingly tiresome.
The Message
Alec John Dawson
The romance of her life had become to her a rhodomontade of which she was ashamed.
The Vicar of Bullhampton
Anthony Trollope
Mr. Gladsden did not laugh at the rhodomontade, while preparing the steeds.
The Treasure of Pearls
Gustave Aimard
But why that rhodomontade of sending me a challenge by the concierge?
My Neighbor Raymond (Novels of Paul de Kock Volume XI)
Charles Paul de Kock
Such a mass of rhapsody and rhodomontade as we presented to our master!
Household Education
Harriet Martineau