-tastic

British

combining form

humorous denoting excellence in a specified area

the fun-tastic theme park
their poptastic new single

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Etymology

Origin of -tastic

C20: from ( _fan ) _tastic

Example Sentences

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Party Pieces has now been sold to Teddy Tastic Bear Company, one of a number of businesses owned by Mr Sinclair.

From BBC

The maker of Jungle Oats, Tastic rice and Purity baby products increased prices by 18% in the four months to Jan. 31.

From Reuters

The maker of Jungle Oats and Tastic rice said any transaction for the business would not take place in time for any successful buyer to put the required preparations in place to process the forthcoming season's crop.

From Reuters

Heightening the warmth of the atmosphere are Russell Peguero’s flowing, white-yellow costumes and sumptuous red-gold makeup by Edo Tastic.

From New York Times

“Directed by Ryan Murphy with a ‘Glee’-tastic affinity for big numbers staged in school corridors, ‘The Prom’ streams to your home at an ideal moment.

From Washington Post

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