whiz-bang
Example Sentences
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This would describe… most of the whizbangs in Internet, biotechnology and algorithmic finance.”
From Forbes • Sep. 24, 2012
On the page, poetry so produced had an iconography of spattered phrases, nouns that hovered inches above a possible verb, floating prepositions, typographical whizbangs of all sorts that suggested E.E.
From Time Magazine Archive
But they saved their real whizbangs for a fellow dealer, Kansas City's Ferd Owen.
From Time Magazine Archive
Beyond his more bizarre typographical whizbangs Cummings lobbed most bricks at the enemies of individuality�what he called "socalled" humanity, "socalled" civilization, and everything commercial in America.
From Time Magazine Archive
Seemed as if his memory was workin' over time, the way he kept a fetchin' up things that he could a easily forgot, and when he comes to the benediction, the whizbangs begin to come.
From The Sky Pilot in No Man's Land by Connor, Ralph
