stopper

show-stopper

The most exceptional or memorable performance or item among others; a stand-out. Yeah, the opening act was a real show-stopper—the headlining band was disappointing in comparison! All the pieces in the designer's collection were excellent, but the wedding dress was a real show-stopper.

a show-stopper

a performance or part of a performance that is extremely good Her conference speech was a real show-stopper.

bullet-stopper

n. a U.S. Marine. (From the Persian Gulf War.) About a dozen bullet-stoppers came into the bar and the army guys tried to start a fight.

flopper-stopper

n. a brassiere. She’s very shy. She won’t even hang her flopper-stoppers out on the line to dry.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Esther	['estə]
Redd	RED	English (Rare)
Nuruddin	-	Arabic
RubÉN	roo-BEN	Spanish
Leland	['li:lənd]
Pollock	['pɔlək]