Doozie
noun
A remarkable or astonishing person or thing.
That car is a real doozie!

Usage tips
Informal
real doozie,big doozie,doozie of a problem
noun
A remarkable or astonishing person or thing.
That car is a real doozie!

Usage tips
Informal
real doozie,big doozie,doozie of a problem
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How to Use Informally
When describing a remarkable thing, use 'doozie' to convey excitement.
'The concert was a doozie!'
Contrast in Context
Use 'doozie' to emphasize extremity or uniqueness in situations.
'It was a doozie of a storm.'
Caution in Formal Settings
Avoid using 'doozie' in formal writing or serious discussions.
'That’s quite a doozie!' may not be suitable for an academic paper.
How to Use Informally
When describing a remarkable thing, use 'doozie' to convey excitement.
'The concert was a doozie!'
Contrast in Context
Use 'doozie' to emphasize extremity or uniqueness in situations.
'It was a doozie of a storm.'
Caution in Formal Settings
Avoid using 'doozie' in formal writing or serious discussions.
'That’s quite a doozie!' may not be suitable for an academic paper.
How to Use Informally
When describing a remarkable thing, use 'doozie' to convey excitement.
'The concert was a doozie!'
Contrast in Context
Use 'doozie' to emphasize extremity or uniqueness in situations.
'It was a doozie of a storm.'
Caution in Formal Settings
Avoid using 'doozie' in formal writing or serious discussions.
'That’s quite a doozie!' may not be suitable for an academic paper.
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