Definition of poptastic in English:

poptastic

adjective pɒpˈtastɪk

British informal

Denoting or relating to a very good piece of pop music.
an album packed with poptastic delights
Example sentencesExamples
- There's always an emphasis on slickly poptastic melody, and the complete 16-track package is (I think) worthy of repeated adoration.
- Supported by Tyler James, Big Brovaz and former Fame Academy resident Lemar, the musical extravaganza got off to a poptastic start on Saturday.
- You may remember her biggest UK and US hit in 1998, the poptastic "Show Me Love."
- Given this, songs as unambiguous and poptastic as Deadlines and Diets, Wake Me Up and Graffiti My Soul are unqualified triumphs of the genre.
- It's another highlight, directing attention toward The Thermals' uncanny knack for conjuring downcast poptastic gems.
- Don't worry I'm back to my poptastic best now though!
- The public's appetite for all things poptastic turned PopStars into a ratings stunner.
- They had better hooks than Mötley Crüe, better sing-along choruses than Van Halen, and were more poptastic than Judas Priest.
- Friends in LA say that although he may be preparing for a poptastic assault on a so far largely unsuspecting US, they have the impression he is seeking a life beyond music.
- And the treasures don't end there - the rest of the album is just as good, with the poptastic "Cats In The Dark" and the lovely "Tomorrow Is A Stranger" coming immediately to mind.
- The classics are still fresh: each one - from "There Must Be An Angel" to "You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart" - glowing with romantic insight, not to mention an opportunity for poptastic living-room prancing.
- And you will find poptastic mashups that I've been listening to for the past week or so.
- And you get the impression that he still loves music with the same poptastic passion as he did when he first heard the Beatles or the Beach Boys.
- Rebuilding and layering with wobbly-wheeled acoustic guitar and violin, Matmos set out a bouncy home-grown mix with poptastic percussive triangle melodies.
- And "Into The Night" is a poptastic love song that evokes comparisons with U2.
- There are two bonus remixes (by Bill Laswell and Philippe Verge) of this convincingly poptastic song, which also features a sparky accordion part by Clive Bell.

Origin

1990s: blend of pop² and -tastic, popularized by use in the British TV comedy Harry Enfield's Television Programme (1990–2).

单词	poptastic
释义	Definition of poptastic in English: poptastic adjective pɒpˈtastɪk British informal Denoting or relating to a very good piece of pop music. an album packed with poptastic delights Example sentencesExamples There's always an emphasis on slickly poptastic melody, and the complete 16-track package is (I think) worthy of repeated adoration. Supported by Tyler James, Big Brovaz and former Fame Academy resident Lemar, the musical extravaganza got off to a poptastic start on Saturday. You may remember her biggest UK and US hit in 1998, the poptastic "Show Me Love." Given this, songs as unambiguous and poptastic as Deadlines and Diets, Wake Me Up and Graffiti My Soul are unqualified triumphs of the genre. It's another highlight, directing attention toward The Thermals' uncanny knack for conjuring downcast poptastic gems. Don't worry I'm back to my poptastic best now though! The public's appetite for all things poptastic turned PopStars into a ratings stunner. They had better hooks than Mötley Crüe, better sing-along choruses than Van Halen, and were more poptastic than Judas Priest. Friends in LA say that although he may be preparing for a poptastic assault on a so far largely unsuspecting US, they have the impression he is seeking a life beyond music. And the treasures don't end there - the rest of the album is just as good, with the poptastic "Cats In The Dark" and the lovely "Tomorrow Is A Stranger" coming immediately to mind. The classics are still fresh: each one - from "There Must Be An Angel" to "You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart" - glowing with romantic insight, not to mention an opportunity for poptastic living-room prancing. And you will find poptastic mashups that I've been listening to for the past week or so. And you get the impression that he still loves music with the same poptastic passion as he did when he first heard the Beatles or the Beach Boys. Rebuilding and layering with wobbly-wheeled acoustic guitar and violin, Matmos set out a bouncy home-grown mix with poptastic percussive triangle melodies. And "Into The Night" is a poptastic love song that evokes comparisons with U2. There are two bonus remixes (by Bill Laswell and Philippe Verge) of this convincingly poptastic song, which also features a sparky accordion part by Clive Bell. Origin 1990s: blend of pop² and -tastic, popularized by use in the British TV comedy Harry Enfield's Television Programme (1990–2).
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