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gasser

SayGAS-erUS/ˈɡæsɚ/UK/ˈɡæsə/GAS-uh

Pluralgassers

5 meanings of gasser

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  1. 1
    nounslangcountable
    Something that is a lot of fun or very exciting.

    Like a movie that makes everyone laugh and cheer the whole way through.

    The new comedy show was a total gasser.

    Everyone said the fireworks display was a real gasser.

    Similarblast, riot, hoot, knockout, smash

    Oppositedud, flop, drag, bore

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  2. 2
    nouncountable
    A person who poisons or attacks others using gas.

    The gasser was caught before he could harm anyone.

    Soldiers in the trench feared the gasser more than the bullets.

    Similarpoisoner

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  3. 3
    nouncountable
    A car or truck that runs on regular gas, not diesel, racing fuel, or electricity.

    My old gasser gets terrible mileage, but I still love driving it.

    Most of the gassers on the lot still run on regular unleaded.

    Oppositediesel

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  4. 4
    nouncountable
    A stripped-down old car raised up high and built for quick, hard starts in a race.

    He restored a classic gasser with a jacked-up front end.

    The drag strip was full of gleaming gassers from the sixties.

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  5. 5
    adjectiveslang
    Comparative form of gas. It is rare slang meaning more fun or more amusing.
    A gasser night than oxygen [recte Oxegen] 🐮 #ASolidAgCrew #AMess
    2015, Kate Carr, Photo comment InstagramHere, gasser means more gas, so a night that was more fun.
    This picture makes me miss seeing my friends every single day and thinking were [sic] gasser than we are ️♥ ♥ muchos lovos galpals
    2015, "ni_ni_niamh", Photo comment Instagram
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gasser is a form of gas

gas, adjective: Very good or excellent. Full entry

Forms
gasgasser comparativegassest superlative
Spelling
gas → gasser: double the s, add -er

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Origin

From the word "gas" plus the ending "-er".