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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
And with this first step he takes on a humdinger of a theological problem: Why do bad things happen to good canines?
Giuliani in 2008 also delivered a humdinger, although it wasn't Lofty like the other two.
And compared with his recent speeches, it wasn't entirely a humdinger of verbiage.
Now he takes on a real humdinger: Monica Lewinsky-era Bill Clinton.
There had been several small ones in that vicinity, but this was what Andy termed a "humdinger."
He says he knows your mine; it's the Golden Prize, and it's a bonanza; regular humdinger!
I shouldnt wonder, when it does get here, if it turns out to be a humdinger.
This is a humdinger of a storm, and its goin to get worse and worse from now on.
Won't go in this reel, but she'll make a humdinger in some other.
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