boffo adj.
(US) superb, magnificent, excellent, usu. show business use.
![]() | Advertising & Selling 37 1-6 41/2: She has made Cosmo boffo b.o. | |
![]() | Phila. Eve. Bulletin 19 May 22/4: The zany Brewsters [in the play Arsenic & Old Lace] and their basement cemetery still get laughs – boffo laughs. | |
![]() | Mad mag. Jan.–Feb. 15: Poohbah Trial Does Boffo B.O. | |
![]() | Inside Daisy Clover (1966) 42: Boffo, that’s all I can say, it’s Boffo with me! | |
![]() | Glitter Dome (1982) 154: A 25-million-dollar movie that was boffo in six openings. | |
![]() | Campus Sl. Apr. 2: boffo – interesting, good. | |
![]() | Indep. Rev. 27 Mar. 4: The film is sure to be a big hit. Top boffo, as they say in Tinseltown. | |
![]() | Hilliker Curse 11: We were sweat-soaked from her boffo play with the defroster. | |
![]() | OG Dad 176: Jessica Chastain moved relentlessly towards that [...] boffo ending. | |
![]() | Widespread Panic 223: ‘Your Rebel Without a Cause summary is boffo’. |