boffo
Americannoun
plural
boffosadjective
adjective
noun
Etymology
Origin of boffo
Example Sentences
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Once the news had dropped by Thursday morning, buyers rushed in, giving the all-clear sign, it seemed, after Nvidia’s boffo earnings and a robust job report.
From Barron's
Once the news had dropped by Thursday morning, buyers rushed in, giving the all-clear sign, it seemed, after Nvidia’s boffo earnings and a robust job report.
From Barron's
Here, he discusses building a boffo touring business, his “robotic” side and why he no longer drives his own boat.
When the U.S. dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945, “Carousel” was doing boffo business on Broadway.
From Los Angeles Times
So her boffo performance — it is, after all, a performance — was not surprising.
From Los Angeles Times
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