campness

Five years on and the campness has turned dark.

He also felt that the "campness" of the music made the lyrics sound less serious than it is.

It's the campness that switches me off, you see, not the sexuality.

Though, as he easily admits, the campness is at least partly deliberate.

And in a way it's about self-loathing, the dislike of campness.

That's just for starters, and did I mention campness?

He hammed it up marvelously and introduced a certain amount of campness into the show.

Harriet also presented a blend of gayness and campness.

In short, Nick wants military campness.

Plus, although campness is in no short supply at a drama school, obesity generally is, so I imagine that didn't help.

There was a campness in their delivery, deliberately affected to annoy the manly men of rock.

His campness just endears you to him.

It was Mick falling in love with Andrew's campness."

In theory, Apparitions deserves credit for going about its business so whole-heartedly, without a trace of self-defensive campness.

Speak for yourself, sweetie,' McAteer said, affecting campness.

Under the French concept, Beauf implies some bad taste, perhaps some campness, or simply not elitist enough.

Asked what he would bring to the role of Doctor Who if he ever became the main man, he joked: "Campness".

It is verbosity, but pantomime verbosity, with a dash of pantomime campness thrown in.

From the sequined costumes to the Cyndi Lauper soundtrack, the movie is also saturated in campness and kitsch.

Johnny Robinson was campness personified, covering Kylie Minogue while dressed as a geisha girl.

The menace spills over into a melodramatic campness, especially during a ridiculous dinner party, late on, in which character motivations and behaviours fly out of the window.