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-tastic

-tastic

8.8
An informal word ending used jokingly to say something is very good or full of that quality
  • other
  • Informal
translation icon : -tástico
  • And Miller Lite, too, thinks that they've been too bro tastic in their effort to get men to want to use or drink their beer.

Captain Crunch's Berry tastic pancake mix and blue Maple syrup.

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Examples

  • I find that the elf big highlighter in pink tastic wows me so much more than this and it's so much cheaper.

  • We've got a batter of toffee tastic with egg, milk, baking powder, and melted butter.

  • All right, we're going to get to our dispatch tastic e-mail of the week here in a moment.

  • Thank you for hanging out with me on this kind of just blog Tastic wedding Wednesday.

  • I'm sure you guys can tell that that is some chop tastic animation going on there.

  • This is in the shade Nude Tastic, which is just a really, really pretty nude color.

  • So this is a pod, pod tastic, you know, relay team that we put together.

  • Let's do a little lash action, lash tastic drugstore action and we'll be done.

  • Captain Crunch's Berry tastic pancake mix and blue Maple syrup.

  • The cake was absolutely fantastic; it was moist and rich in flavor.

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Etymology

The word -tastic is a playful ending that comes from the common word fantastic, which means 'excellent'. So, adding -tastic to a word means 'extremely' or 'full of' that thing, often in a fun, exaggerated way.