to rox
To be very good and exciting
- verb
- /rɑks/
- Slang
:
arrasar
- The concert roxed all night long.
Examples
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That new video game rox and everyone is talking about it at school.
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Her performance last night absolutely rox and left the audience cheering.
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This pizza rox—I have never tasted anything so good!
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This party rox!
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That concert really rox; the energy in the crowd was amazing!
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The new video game rox with its stunning graphics and fun gameplay.
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Her performance in the school play rox; everyone loved her energy on stage.
Synonyms
To be very good or impressive
is slangy and suggests fun, energetic excellence
Antonyms
How Good
to rox
1
9.9
- Slang
to rule
91
7.8
- Slang
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rox is a slang spelling of rocks, from the idea of 'to rock' meaning 'to be excellent', like lively rock music that excites people. So if something rox, it is very good or impressive.