snoozefest
/ˈsnuːzfɛst/
snoozefest noun: an extremely boring or uninteresting event.
Noun
snoozefest (plural snoozefests)
- An extremely boring or uninteresting event.
- The names in question are George A. Romero and Stephen King, with the former having adapted three of the latter's stories for this omnibus snoozefest which is utterly lacking in chills or thrills.1988, “Creepshow 2”, in Variety Film Reviews 1987-1988
- Synonyms:
- snore, snore-fest, snoozapalooza
Synonyms of snoozefest
Forms of snoozefest
| plural | snoozefests |
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Origin of snoozefest
From snooze + -fest.
Questions about snoozefest
- What does snoozefest mean?
- Snoozefest means an extremely boring or uninteresting event.
- What part of speech is snoozefest?
- Snoozefest is a noun.
- How do you pronounce snoozefest?
- Snoozefest is pronounced /ˈsnuːzfɛst/.
- What is the plural of snoozefest?
- The plural of snoozefest is snoozefests.
Words near snoozefest in the dictionary
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