Definition of humdinger in English:

humdinger

noun hʌmˈdɪŋəˌhəmˈdɪŋɡər

informal

A remarkable or outstanding person or thing of its kind.
a humdinger of a funny story
Example sentencesExamples
- Once again it's final time and after some marvellous competitive action in the opening rounds patrons can look forward to a real humdinger of a decider.
- She is well-known in the region's jazz circles with a humdinger of a voice.
- But a couple of weeks ago, I had a real humdinger.
- It could be staged as early as this Thursday evening but whenever, and wherever, it is played it should be a real humdinger.
- Half of me wanted it to come closer to provide a humdinger of a photograph, the other half (the part presumably descended from a small fish) wanted to bolt for the ladder.
- It will be a humdinger.
- People who can't wait until the end of October to get their live electronic fix will be pleased to hear that this weekend offers a few humdingers.
- I bet it will be a humdinger, and if I weren't so tired, my brother about to exit, and my mental health in need of lots of after-hours cosseting, I would be there.
- Yes, there have been humdingers in the past, and as long as the prize exists it will doubtless continue to create controversy for its selections.
- It has the makings of a real humdinger and if conditions are anyway right there will be much to be anticipated.
- His concluding paragraph is a bit of a humdinger, though, and is worth quoting in full.
- Although the football of the first period was easy on the eye, there was little to suggest the match was about to turn into the humdinger that it became.
- If forewarned is truly forearmed, the 2005 parade should be a real humdinger.
- The match was low-scoring but as the lead changed hands with almost every penalty it was a humdinger none the less.
- She stayed with a friend once and in the night her parents had a humdinger of an argument and she got hysterical and had to come home.
- The play has many funny moments, loads of funny lines, and here is the humdinger, the two actors play everybody else, a total of some 15 roles.
- The event was a humdinger of a house-warming, with sublime moments and a mood that veered between a classical music concert and a beery knees-up at a wedding.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US): of unknown origin.

Rhymes

bringer, clinger, flinger, pinger, ringer, singer, slinger, springer, stinger, stringer, swinger, winger, wringer, zinger

Definition of humdinger in US English:

humdinger

nounˌhəmˈdɪŋɡərˌhəmˈdiNGɡər

informal

A remarkable or outstanding person or thing of its kind.
a humdinger of a funny story
Example sentencesExamples
- It has the makings of a real humdinger and if conditions are anyway right there will be much to be anticipated.
- The match was low-scoring but as the lead changed hands with almost every penalty it was a humdinger none the less.
- The event was a humdinger of a house-warming, with sublime moments and a mood that veered between a classical music concert and a beery knees-up at a wedding.
- Yes, there have been humdingers in the past, and as long as the prize exists it will doubtless continue to create controversy for its selections.
- I bet it will be a humdinger, and if I weren't so tired, my brother about to exit, and my mental health in need of lots of after-hours cosseting, I would be there.
- She stayed with a friend once and in the night her parents had a humdinger of an argument and she got hysterical and had to come home.
- People who can't wait until the end of October to get their live electronic fix will be pleased to hear that this weekend offers a few humdingers.
- Once again it's final time and after some marvellous competitive action in the opening rounds patrons can look forward to a real humdinger of a decider.
- It will be a humdinger.
- But a couple of weeks ago, I had a real humdinger.
- His concluding paragraph is a bit of a humdinger, though, and is worth quoting in full.
- If forewarned is truly forearmed, the 2005 parade should be a real humdinger.
- She is well-known in the region's jazz circles with a humdinger of a voice.
- The play has many funny moments, loads of funny lines, and here is the humdinger, the two actors play everybody else, a total of some 15 roles.
- Half of me wanted it to come closer to provide a humdinger of a photograph, the other half (the part presumably descended from a small fish) wanted to bolt for the ladder.
- Although the football of the first period was easy on the eye, there was little to suggest the match was about to turn into the humdinger that it became.
- It could be staged as early as this Thursday evening but whenever, and wherever, it is played it should be a real humdinger.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US): of unknown origin.

单词	humdinger
释义	Definition of humdinger in English: humdinger noun hʌmˈdɪŋəˌhəmˈdɪŋɡər informal A remarkable or outstanding person or thing of its kind. a humdinger of a funny story Example sentencesExamples Once again it's final time and after some marvellous competitive action in the opening rounds patrons can look forward to a real humdinger of a decider. She is well-known in the region's jazz circles with a humdinger of a voice. But a couple of weeks ago, I had a real humdinger. It could be staged as early as this Thursday evening but whenever, and wherever, it is played it should be a real humdinger. Half of me wanted it to come closer to provide a humdinger of a photograph, the other half (the part presumably descended from a small fish) wanted to bolt for the ladder. It will be a humdinger. People who can't wait until the end of October to get their live electronic fix will be pleased to hear that this weekend offers a few humdingers. I bet it will be a humdinger, and if I weren't so tired, my brother about to exit, and my mental health in need of lots of after-hours cosseting, I would be there. Yes, there have been humdingers in the past, and as long as the prize exists it will doubtless continue to create controversy for its selections. It has the makings of a real humdinger and if conditions are anyway right there will be much to be anticipated. His concluding paragraph is a bit of a humdinger, though, and is worth quoting in full. Although the football of the first period was easy on the eye, there was little to suggest the match was about to turn into the humdinger that it became. If forewarned is truly forearmed, the 2005 parade should be a real humdinger. The match was low-scoring but as the lead changed hands with almost every penalty it was a humdinger none the less. She stayed with a friend once and in the night her parents had a humdinger of an argument and she got hysterical and had to come home. The play has many funny moments, loads of funny lines, and here is the humdinger, the two actors play everybody else, a total of some 15 roles. The event was a humdinger of a house-warming, with sublime moments and a mood that veered between a classical music concert and a beery knees-up at a wedding. Origin Early 20th century (originally US): of unknown origin. Rhymes bringer, clinger, flinger, pinger, ringer, singer, slinger, springer, stinger, stringer, swinger, winger, wringer, zinger Definition of humdinger in US English: humdinger nounˌhəmˈdɪŋɡərˌhəmˈdiNGɡər informal A remarkable or outstanding person or thing of its kind. a humdinger of a funny story Example sentencesExamples It has the makings of a real humdinger and if conditions are anyway right there will be much to be anticipated. The match was low-scoring but as the lead changed hands with almost every penalty it was a humdinger none the less. The event was a humdinger of a house-warming, with sublime moments and a mood that veered between a classical music concert and a beery knees-up at a wedding. Yes, there have been humdingers in the past, and as long as the prize exists it will doubtless continue to create controversy for its selections. I bet it will be a humdinger, and if I weren't so tired, my brother about to exit, and my mental health in need of lots of after-hours cosseting, I would be there. She stayed with a friend once and in the night her parents had a humdinger of an argument and she got hysterical and had to come home. People who can't wait until the end of October to get their live electronic fix will be pleased to hear that this weekend offers a few humdingers. Once again it's final time and after some marvellous competitive action in the opening rounds patrons can look forward to a real humdinger of a decider. It will be a humdinger. But a couple of weeks ago, I had a real humdinger. His concluding paragraph is a bit of a humdinger, though, and is worth quoting in full. If forewarned is truly forearmed, the 2005 parade should be a real humdinger. She is well-known in the region's jazz circles with a humdinger of a voice. The play has many funny moments, loads of funny lines, and here is the humdinger, the two actors play everybody else, a total of some 15 roles. Half of me wanted it to come closer to provide a humdinger of a photograph, the other half (the part presumably descended from a small fish) wanted to bolt for the ladder. Although the football of the first period was easy on the eye, there was little to suggest the match was about to turn into the humdinger that it became. It could be staged as early as this Thursday evening but whenever, and wherever, it is played it should be a real humdinger. Origin Early 20th century (originally US): of unknown origin.
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