Definitions:

1. A large typically permanent structure with tiers of seats for spectators, often found at sports stadiums, racetracks, or other venues where events are held. NOUN
   • The grandstand at the racetrack was filed with excited fans eagerly awaiting the start of the race.
2. To perform or speak in a way that seeks to attract applause or favorable attention from an audience, often characterized by showy or ostentatious behavior. VERB
   • The politician was accused of grandstanding when he made a dramatic speech during the debate to gain more media attention.

Synonyms:

• bleachers
• boast
• covered stand
• exaggerate
• flaunt
• show off
• spectator seats
• stands

NearBy Words:

• grandstander