Pronunciation: /lɑləˈpəˌluːzə/
noun a large, outstanding, or unusual event, thing, or person; a person or thing that is particularly impressive or attractive
A1 I went to a lollapaloosa and had a great time.
A2 The lollapaloosa was a huge music festival with many different stages.
B1 Attending the lollapaloosa was a dream come true for music lovers.
B2 The lineup for this year's lollapaloosa is incredible, with top artists from around the world.
C1 The lollapaloosa is known for its diverse music genres and large crowds.
C2 Many people travel from far and wide to attend the famous lollapaloosa music festival.
formal The annual music festival known as Lollapalooza attracts thousands of attendees each year.
informal Are you going to Lollapalooza this summer? It's going to be epic!
slang Lollapalooza is the ultimate music fest, you don't want to miss it!
figurative The project was a lollapalooza of success, exceeding all expectations.
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