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Definition of lulu in English: lulunoun ˈluːluːˈlulu informal An outstanding example of a particular type of person or thing. as far as nightmares went, this one was a lulu Example sentencesExamples - She got her name when Marion exclaimed ‘That girl is one lulu of a singer!’
- The next week, he and his wife have a knock-down drag out physical fight over this woman in Chicago, and he winds up with a lulu of a black eye and a broken pair of glasses.
- Monday's debate was a lulu.
- The semiotics professor from Indiana came up with a lulu.
- Whether or not you dug The Dismemberment Plan, you have to admit that their parting shot is a real lulu.
- However, knowing what I know, there are some lulus in the essay that I just can't ignore.
- Every important composer is entitled to write a stinker now and then, but he has surely produced a lulu.
- That's a lulu - imagine you had taken his advice and tried to log on to your internet account or exchange, only to find that even your perfectly reputable service had vanished into the ether.
- Except that bit about scrapping the national companies' deficits once they get their house in order - that's a lulu which will have the Chancellor in fits.
- They have come up with many stratagems to discredit the finding but the latest one is a lulu.
- At a Celebration of Reading ceremony in 2001, the president rattled off a dozen of his own lulus to a delighted audience.
- He's come up with another lulu: ‘Liberalism's aversion to dogma makes it superior as a practical governing philosophy’.
Origin Late 19th century: perhaps from Lulu, pet form of the given name Louise. Definition of lulu in US English: lulunounˈluluˈlo͞olo͞o informal An outstanding example of a particular type of person or thing. as far as nightmares went, this one was a lulu Example sentencesExamples - He's come up with another lulu: ‘Liberalism's aversion to dogma makes it superior as a practical governing philosophy’.
- Whether or not you dug The Dismemberment Plan, you have to admit that their parting shot is a real lulu.
- However, knowing what I know, there are some lulus in the essay that I just can't ignore.
- Monday's debate was a lulu.
- At a Celebration of Reading ceremony in 2001, the president rattled off a dozen of his own lulus to a delighted audience.
- That's a lulu - imagine you had taken his advice and tried to log on to your internet account or exchange, only to find that even your perfectly reputable service had vanished into the ether.
- The next week, he and his wife have a knock-down drag out physical fight over this woman in Chicago, and he winds up with a lulu of a black eye and a broken pair of glasses.
- They have come up with many stratagems to discredit the finding but the latest one is a lulu.
- Every important composer is entitled to write a stinker now and then, but he has surely produced a lulu.
- She got her name when Marion exclaimed ‘That girl is one lulu of a singer!’
- The semiotics professor from Indiana came up with a lulu.
- Except that bit about scrapping the national companies' deficits once they get their house in order - that's a lulu which will have the Chancellor in fits.
Origin Late 19th century: perhaps from Lulu, pet form of the given name Louise. |