Shazam
- proper noun
- /ʃəˈzæm/
- When Billy yells Shazam, he magically turns into the superhero with incredible powers.
- Shazam star Zachary
- Shazam (Zachary Levi
- DC's Shazam
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- Maisel, and most recently, he actually plays Shazam in DC's new movie, Shazam.
- But but Billy Shazam, Billy Batson is, after all, still a teenager.
- I mean, I, I knew that the Rock was playing Black Adam, who in the comic books is basically like the twin of Shazam with, you know, the Bizarro version.
- Or that Zachary Levi and Shazam is awful?
- But now we're here because ain't no damn Shazam with Sinbad.
- Oh, Shazam, the the second Shazam, David, David F Sandberg, such a big fan of him going back to Lights Out.
Examples
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My name is... Shazam.
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Maisel, and most recently, he actually plays Shazam in DC's new movie, Shazam.
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You can switch by saying "Shazam!"
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If we can get him to say the word, "Shazam," Teth Adam will lose his power.
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Just say, "Shazam."
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Shazam!
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Billy Batson can transform into a strong hero by saying the magic word, Shazam.
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In the movie, the protagonist discovers that he can become a superhero by shouting Shazam.
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Etymology
Shazam is the magic word Billy Batson says to change into a superhero. In the comics each letter of Shazam stands for a famous hero or god, such as Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles and Mercury, so saying 'Shazam!' gives him their powers.