put on the ritz

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Meaning: (idiomatic)to make a show ofluxuryandextravagance1921May 26,Chicago Daily Tribune‎[1]:The whole gang hasput on the Ritzand are strutting about like a collection of pouter pigeons.1929, Irving Berlin, “Puttin' on the Ritz”:If you're blue and you don't knowWhere to go toWhy don't you gowhere Harlem sitsPuttin' on the Ritz.Spangled gownsUpon a bevyOf high brownsFrom down the Levee, all misfitsPuttin' on the Ritz.1989, Marylyn Springer, Arthur Frommer,Frommer's Guide to Florida, 1990 - Page 465‎[2]:"One of the most beautiful hotels to open in Florida in recent years, the Ritz-Carltonputs on the ritzbut in subtle style, illustrating elegance without shouting about it."

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