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lollapalooza

lollapalooza

1 9.8
A person or thing that is very impressive
  • noun
  • /ˌlɑːləpəˈluːzə/
  • Archaic
translation icon : espectacular
  • The festival was a lollapalooza of entertainment, showcasing the best artists from around the world.

Examples

  • Vic, I hear, you're having a lollapalooza of a depression.

  • Three if it's a real lollapalooza.

  • The concert was such a lollapalooza that everyone praised the performers.

  • Her talent for painting is a real lollapalooza that always leaves the viewers amazed.

Synonyms

legend
vslollapalooza
256 3.5

A very famous person admired for great achievements

denotes exceptional nature without implying fame or long reputation
showstopper
vslollapalooza
7 5.7

Something very impressive that makes people stop and look

is outstanding more broadly not only about sudden attention
whale of a show
vslollapalooza
  • Informal
1 6.4

A very good performance or event that impresses many people

covers outstanding people or things, not only events
wowser
vslollapalooza
  • Slang
1 8.8

Something very impressive that causes great surprise

is the broader idea of being remarkable rather than only causing amazement
unforgettable performance
vslollapalooza
1 3.4

A very impressive show that people remember for a long time

focuses on lasting memory rather than immediate remarkable quality
whangdoodle of a performance
vslollapalooza
  • Archaic
9.9

A very impressive, exciting performance that people remember

is more general and applies to things or people as well

Antonyms

31 6.5

A state of being average and not special

How Impressive

lollapalooza
  • Archaic
1 9.8
sensation
64 4.1
marvel
122 4.1
spectacle
68 4.2
highlight
169 3.2
attraction
88 2.1
curiosity
27 5.0

Surface Forms

lollapalooza singular
lollapaloozas plural

Etymology

Lollapalooza began as playful American slang for an 'extraordinary thing' or person — a lively way to call something amazing. That's why today it means something or someone exceptionally impressive.