tricked-out
- adjective
- /trɪkt aʊt/
- Informal
- The kids have escaped in a tricked-out car, but we got Frozone.
- tricked-out car
Man this is going to be the most tricked out gaming setup.
- Man this is going to be the most tricked out gaming setup.
Examples
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- Who has the tricked-out ride?
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Personally, I would have a tricked-out bicycle.
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Man this is going to be the most tricked out gaming setup.
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The car was truly tricked-out with flashy decals and advanced sound systems.
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He showed off his tricked-out bike, complete with colorful lights and custom paint.
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The party was held in a tricked-out venue decorated with extravagant chandeliers and unique artwork.
Synonyms
To make something look attractive rather than to be useful
Decorated with many small shiny pieces like sequins that sparkle in light
To make something more exciting by adding small changes
Neat and attractive, often dressed or decorated for a special occasion
Being very decorated and showy in style, often with many small details
Having many small decorations like metal points, gems, or lights
Covered with small things that make something look more beautiful
A thing with decorations like jewels or banners to make it look more beautiful
Covered with many small shiny things that reflect light or full of famous people
To wear nice clothes for a special event
Antonyms
How Fancy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word tricked-out comes from the phrase trick + out, like a 'magic trick' that changes how something looks by adding showy or clever details. So tricked-out means decorated or made extra fancy to show off and attract attention.