oomph

I DO press the tea bag to extract more "oomph" from it and this is a big no-no for some who believe it will make your tea bitter.

The minstrel-inflected “Dr. Jazz” number that closes the first act is given a little too much Vegas oomph.

Then early in the second set, Nadal lacked oomph on a backhand volley, allowing Hurkacz to reply with a forehand up the line that clipped the net and landed in for another break.

When some people are still paying off their student loans as they approach retirement, that premise loses some of its oomph.

Combs gave the rhythm section a little more arena-rock oomph and added a slight country twang to his phrasing, but that’s really it.