awesome

awesome sauce

slang Excellent, great, or exceptionally interesting. I couldn't take him seriously when he described the movie as being awesome sauce. Awesome sauce! I got an A on my midterm!
See also: awesome, sauce

How (something) is that?

That is very (something). Adjectives commonly used in this construction include "strange," "cool," and "awesome," among others. Did you know that hummingbirds can fly backwards? How cool is that? A: "Frank spent prom night home alone playing video games. How sad is that?" B: "Actually, that sounds pretty great."
See also: how

totally awesome

slang Excellent; fantastic; really great or impressive. Primarily heard in US. A: "How was the concert?" B: "Oh, it was totally awesome! I was, like, so moved by their performance!" Have you seen their house? Totally awesome, am I right?
See also: awesome, totally
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

totally awesome

Sl. very, very impressive. His motorcycle is totally awesome. It must have cost a fortune.
See also: awesome, totally
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

awesome

1. exclam. Great!; Excellent! (Usually Awesome! Standard English, but used often in slang.) You own that gorgeous hog? Awesome!
2. mod. impressive. That thing is so awesome!

totally awesome

mod. very, very impressive. His motorcycle is totally awesome. It must have cost a fortune.
See also: awesome, totally
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

awesome!

Slang for “wonderful,” “terrific,” originating in the second half of the twentieth century and used widely by youngsters. It transferred the original meaning of awe-inspiring, dating from the seventeenth century. A New Yorker cartoon caption had it (Dec. 19, 1983): “Third grade? Third grade is awesome!”
The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer
See also:
  • awesome sauce
  • hit the sauce
  • sauce parlor
  • excellent
  • Excellent!
  • totally awesome
  • bitchin
  • bitchin'
  • bitchin’
References in periodicals archive
In fact, there is one word for the granola: AWESOME.
The one-hour workshops are free and will focus on Be Internet Awesome's "Internet Code of Awesome:" Be Smart, Alert, Strong, Kind and Brave.
The PTA is excited to share the PTA Connected Be Internet Awesome Family Workshop with the WAIS community and deliver this vital message to staff, parents and students.
Roger Kuo, CEO of Awesome OS, confirmed that Awesome OS will grow by at least 500 employees more by the end of 2018.
She has worked with AWESOME for four years, first as executive director, now as executive director emeritus.
"Attending the weekly session of Awesome Walkers is the highlight of the week for me.
Please expect it to be awesome," he (https://twitter.com/sarvikas/status/953854386240937984) tweeted.
Awesome Zone will be utilizing the space to open a children's play center featuring dozens of inflatable elements.
You Are Awesome includes real life stories that feature well known figures such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Serena Williams and JK Rowling.
The addition of the Awesome Flea Market to the United Flea Markets portfolio expands the company into Kentucky and is part of a strategy by United Flea Markets to grow its nationwide presence while helping individual markets expand the strength of their business.
Managing director of Awesome Walls, Dave Douglas, said: "Clip 'n Climb takes the traditional idea of indoor climbing and turns it on its head, along with adding a massive injection of colour and fun.
Tell me more: Project Awesome is a new concept in outdoor-based mass participation workouts.
To order by post make cheques payable to Mirror Garden and send to: Mirror Lobularia Awesome (DM30254), 14 Hadfield Street, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 9FG.
Owen's plans for Grade 3 include buying his dream skateboard, hanging with his best friend, Max, and walking his neighbour's dog--not writing journal entries every week for a school assignment called Project Awesome. Owen hates writing.
Madalyn is a member of the U R Awesome Club at Meadow View, with club membership restricted to sixth- through eighth-graders.