Definition of ostrobogulous in English:

ostrobogulous

adjective ˌɒstrəʊˈbɒɡjʊləs

humorous

Used after Neuburg to designate something that is slightly risqué or indecent. Also applied arbitrarily to things which are bizarre, interesting, or unusual in some other way.

1950s. Apparently irregularly from oestrous + -o- + either bog or bog + -ulous, attributed to Victor Benjamin Neuburg, British writer; compare.

adjectiveˌɒstrəʊˈbɒɡjʊləs

humorous

Used after Neuburg to designate something that is slightly risqué or indecent. Also applied arbitrarily to things which are bizarre, interesting, or unusual in some other way.

1950s. Apparently irregularly from oestrous + -o- + either bog or bog + -ulous, attributed to Victor Benjamin Neuburg, British writer; compare.

词汇	ostrobogulous
释义	Definition of ostrobogulous in English: ostrobogulous adjective ˌɒstrəʊˈbɒɡjʊləs humorous Used after Neuburg to designate something that is slightly risqué or indecent. Also applied arbitrarily to things which are bizarre, interesting, or unusual in some other way. Origin 1950s. Apparently irregularly from oestrous + -o- + either bog or bog + -ulous, attributed to Victor Benjamin Neuburg, British writer; compare. Definition of ostrobogulous in US English: ostrobogulous adjectiveˌɒstrəʊˈbɒɡjʊləs humorous Used after Neuburg to designate something that is slightly risqué or indecent. Also applied arbitrarily to things which are bizarre, interesting, or unusual in some other way. Origin 1950s. Apparently irregularly from oestrous + -o- + either bog or bog + -ulous, attributed to Victor Benjamin Neuburg, British writer; compare.
随便看	letment let me" or "let us let me" or "let us let me see let me see let me see let me see (or think) let me see (or think) let me tell you let me tell you let me think let money slip through one's fingers Leto let-off let off let off let-offs let off steam let off (the hook) let off the hook let on let on let on about let oneself go let oneself go