boffo
highly effective or successful: He gave a boffo performance as Cyrano.
Origin of boffo
1- Also boff·o·la [bo-foh-luh]. /bɒˈfoʊ lə/.
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How to use boffo in a sentence
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British Dictionary definitions for boffo
/ (ˈbɒfəʊ) /
slang very good; highly successful
a person who has extensive skill or knowledge in a particular field
Origin of boffo
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