| 单词 |
wazoo |
| 释义 |
wa·zoo /wəˈzuː/ noun American English out/up the wazoo informal in a large amount, or to a great degree 大量；很大程度Examples from the Corpuswazoo• Glover thought he saw eyes flash out the clear message that he could stick this clipping up his wazoo.• A portable vacuum cleaner is most helpful for sand up the wazoo. 2.Origin wazoo (1900-2000) wazoo “anus” ((1900-2000))wa·zoo nounChineseSyllable to amount, in Corpus or a great a large |
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