Green’s Dictionary of Slang

va-va-voom n.

(US) energy, exuberance.

J. O’Hara ‘Name in the Book’ in Good Housekeeping Dec. 38/1: [A] singularly uninspired and weary press agent, who didn’t happen to think that Minerva Hoffman, her real name, had what was then known as ‘voom.
[US](con. 1962) J. Ellroy Enchanters 49: Her acting chops and alleged va-va-voom hit me flat.