sudser
- noun
- /ˈsʌd.zər/
- Archaic
- Fans of dramatic storytelling often tune in to watch the latest episode of their favorite sudser filled with twists and romantic conflicts.
Examples
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The new movie is a classic sudser that will tug at your heartstrings.
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She loves watching a good sudser on rainy afternoons to relax and unwind.
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Last night's sudser had everyone reaching for tissues by the end of the episode.
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I can't believe how dramatic that sudser was!
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She loves watching a good sudser on weekends.
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After a long day, she enjoys relaxing by watching a soap opera, or sudser, that keeps her emotionally engaged.
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The new sudser has captivated audiences with its intense love triangles and unexpected plot twists.
Synonyms
A TV drama that follows the daily lives and relationships of people
A TV drama from Latin America that tells one long romantic story in many episodes
A long TV drama with ongoing stories about relationships
How Melodramatic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sudser comes from the word suds ('soap foam') and the idea of the soap opera, which were old dramatic shows paid for by soap makers. So, a sudser is an emotional TV show or film that is full of tears and big feelings.