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humdinger
[ huhm-ding-er ]
noun
- a person, thing, action, or statement of remarkable excellence or effect.
humdinger
/ ˈhʌmˌdɪŋə /
noun
- something unusually large
a humdinger of a recession
- an excellent person or thing
a humdinger of a party
Word History and Origins
Origin of humdinger1
Word History and Origins
Origin of humdinger1
Example Sentences
He said his speech would now be completely different instead of the "humdinger" aimed mostly at current President Joe Biden's policies he had previously planned.
Trump spokesman Steve Cheung, either taking dictation from the boss or channeling him perfectly, put out this humdinger of a statement in advance of the event:
The book is a humdinger for news and political junkies, journalists and anyone wanting to know what happened backstage as the paper that brought down President Richard Nixon worked to hold Trump accountable.
It’s a dazzling and rambunctious crime movie, with a humdinger of an ending.
Of course, it'll be a real humdinger if he's able to win two consecutive seasons and his talent stands for itself, but it sometimes feels like his dominance is . . . dry?
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