Similar words: showstopper, stopper, stopped, estoppel, stopped up, snowstorm, yellowstone, topper. Meaning: n. 1. an act so striking or impressive that the show must be delayed until the audience quiets down 2. something that is strikingly attractive or has great popular appeal.
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1. Her natural creativity and artistic talent make her home a real showstopper.
2. Neither of these seems to be a show-stopper, but both factors must be taken into account in a detailed economic analysis.
3. The real show-stopper, though was the performance by this C-17 Globemaster III transport, which like the Colt is designed to operate out of short, unsealed runways.
4. A potential show-stopper, passing "this" as an argument to a method or a constructor from inside a mixin is forbidden!
5. I don't think there's any one particular thing that, in and of itself, is the show-stopper.
6. And if we'd done our homework and market research we could have known that this would be, if not a show-stopper at least a significant obstacle.
7. Put thought into the look of each song. Choreography that supports the song musically can make a good tune into a show-stopper.
8. Wild Card: Hathaway has never met a ball gown she didn't love and this fairytale Oscar de la Renta one is a total show-stopper.
9. Dumbledore's opinion in dealing the Time Square student protest was a show-stopper.
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