This expression describes something that is overly showy or attention-grabbing, often in a negative way, implying a lack of good taste.
This expression describes something that is overly showy or attention-grabbing, often in a negative way, implying a lack of good taste.
This adverbial phrase means 'as desired' and is used to emphasize that something is exactly as it should be, often referring to a pleasing quality or desired outcome.
This adverbial phrase means 'as desired' and is used to emphasize that something is exactly as it should be, often referring to a pleasing quality or desired outcome.
This informal expression is used to create suspense or excitement before revealing additional information or features.
This informal expression is used to create suspense or excitement before revealing additional information or features.
This Latin expression is used in French to describe something that is the ultimate or most extreme example of its kind. It emphasizes the exceptional nature of something.
This Latin expression is used in French to describe something that is the ultimate or most extreme example of its kind. It emphasizes the exceptional nature of something.
This euphemistic expression is used to describe someone who is overweight in a more delicate or humorous way. It literally translates to 'well in flesh.'
This euphemistic expression is used to describe someone who is overweight in a more delicate or humorous way. It literally translates to 'well in flesh.'
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