gaspy
- adjective
- /ˈɡæspi/
- The movie's gaspy ending left the entire audience in stunned silence.
Examples
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The roller coaster's first drop was so gaspy that people screamed in excitement.
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She wore a gaspy dress that turned everyone's head at the party.
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Wow, that was gaspy!
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The magician's final trick was absolutely gaspy!
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The magician's final trick was so gaspy that the audience erupted in applause.
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Her gaspy reaction to the surprise party was priceless and full of joy.
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The shocking news left everyone with a gaspy expression, unable to believe what they heard.
Synonyms
Causing surprise because it is not expected
Very surprising in a way that causes sudden shock
Very exciting or tense and causing strong surprise
Makes people feel a sudden, strong excitement
Antonyms
How Surprising
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gaspy comes from gasp ('short, sudden breath') with the ending -y, and it describes things that make people catch their breath. So a gaspy sight or moment is one that is so surprising or impressive that people gasp.