smackeroo
1
9.9
- noun
- /smækəˈru/
- Informal
- That new restaurant's food is a real smackeroo; everyone is talking about it.
Examples
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Winning the championship was a smackeroo for our team, making all our hard work worth it.
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The concert last night was such a smackeroo that people are already planning to see it again.
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You're into, there's smackeroo.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
52
4.4
An event that is very successful and impressive
30
2.0
A very big result that makes many people very pleased
15
4.2
A piece of work that is done very well
8
8.0
An impressive achievement that shows great skill
1
6.5
A very big success, like a popular film
1
7.0
A very successful result that does exactly what it should
1
9.3
Something that is very good or impressive
A great performance that impresses people
A very large win that brings much money or attention
An achievement you can be proud of
Antonyms
155
1.7
A feeling of sadness or being let down when something you wanted does not happen
How Impressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Smackeroo mixes smack ('a strong hit' or 'impact') with the lively ending -eroo, so it feels like something that really 'hits' people. That is why people use smackeroo for an impressive success or a real 'hit'.