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doozy
[ doo-zee ]
noun
- Also 诲辞辞路锄别谤 []. something that is extraordinary or outstanding of its kind:
The storm was a doozy, with winds of fifty miles an hour.
verb phrase
- to make more attractive or appealing, as by adding features or ornaments, cleaning or repairing, or clothing brightly:
You'll have to doozy up the house before you can sell it.
doozy
/ 藞诲耻藧锄瑟 /
noun
- slang.something excellent
the plot's a doozy
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of doozy1
Example Sentences
It took two months, but we finally have our first "gate" of the second Trump administration: "Signalgate" 鈥 and it's a doozy.
His energy as ringmaster has flagged at times 鈥 the pandemic was a doozy 鈥 but 鈥淚 honestly don鈥檛 see any reason to stop at this point,鈥 Aukerman says.
In Alexis Scheer鈥檚 鈥淏reaking the Story,鈥 which opened on Tuesday at Second Stage Theater, the initial bang is an earsplitting doozy: an explosion that throws a war journalist and her videographer to the ground.
The sexual hang-ups of abortion opponents are rarely far from the surface, but even by those low standards, the unjustified male grievance on display in this new Texas lawsuit is a doozy.
Looks to be a doozy of a spring evening in Wolverhampton.
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