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lollapalooza

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lol·la·pa·loo·za also lal·la·pa·loo·za  (ll-p-lz)
n. Slang
Something outstanding of its kind.
[Origin unknown.]
lollapalooza [ˌlɒləpəˈluːzə], lalapalooza
n
US slang something excellent
[origin unknown]
Translations
lollapalooza, lollapaloosa
n (dated US sl: = amazing thing) → Wahnsinnsding nt (inf); (= large thing) → Riesending nt (inf)


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