va-va-voom

/ ˌvæˌvæˈvuːm /

noun

1. informal.
   the quality of being interesting, exciting, or sexually appealing

Example Sentences

As nasty as Simon but as loopy as Paula, the ‘Va Va Voom’ diva is fabulous on ‘American Idol’ this season.

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Vergara, known her whole career for her va-va-voom body, used to rebel against efforts to make her curves more subtle.

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Despite the slickness of the leather and the va-va-voom of the mini-dresses, the work—although not the effort—was evident.

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It was feminine and delicate; it conjured the romance of old Hollywood without giving in to va-va-voom clichés.

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“It was so va va voom,” she told Harper's Bazaar of the slinky design.

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