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doozy

[doo-zee] / ˈdu zi /


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Bear markets are educational, but the tuition is a doozy.

From The Wall Street Journal

And the story of Wings is a doozy, to put it mildly.

From Salon

Saturday’s 11-inning epic between the Dodgers and Blue Jays was a true doozy.

From The Wall Street Journal

His energy as ringmaster has flagged at times — the pandemic was a doozy — but “I honestly don’t see any reason to stop at this point,” Aukerman says.

From Los Angeles Times

In Alexis Scheer’s “Breaking the Story,” which opened on Tuesday at Second Stage Theater, the initial bang is an earsplitting doozy: an explosion that throws a war journalist and her videographer to the ground.

From New York Times