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-rama; -erama; -orama
suffix
used for conveying a superlative quality or quantity US
From Greek orama (a view).- — John Lotz, American Speech, pp. 156–158, May 1954: “The suffix ‘-rama’ ”
- — William M. Ryan, American Speech, pp. 230–233, October 1961: ‘A plethorama’
- Upset-O-Rama! (Headline) — San Francisco Chronicle, p. 1, 17 March 2001
- [G]et him whatever it is they drink, a cokearama? — A Hard Day’s Night, 1964
- Pyjamarama — Roxy Music, 1973
- — Pamela Munro, U.C.L.A. Slang, p. 64, 1989
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