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whammo
[hwam-oh, wam-oh]
interjection
(used to indicate the sound of a blow, collision, falling object, etc.)
noun
immense energy; vigor.
a movie with plenty of whammo to please the kids.
adjective
characterized by such a strong effect.
a show with a whammo ending.
adverb
wham.
Example Sentences
“But then whammo! And now I don’t know why God hates us so much.”
“Whammo, there are long-term complications, like myocarditis, brain fog, chronic fatigue syndrome. Hair loss.”
Just when you thought the story of Abraham Lincoln couldn’t get any more tragic, whammo!, some drunk comes along and stabs his dog.
It’s more slow burn than whammo action, and so is Baptiste himself.
As the Jets of yore themselves might say, “Whammo! Blammo!”
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