Pronunciation: [vɐvˈuːmz] (IPA) 
The word "vavooms" is spelled with two "v" sounds, a long "u" sound, followed by "ums." Its pronunciation is /vəˈvuːmz/. The word is considered a slang term and is commonly used to describe something that is striking or attention-grabbing. It is often used to describe a woman's physical appearance, specifically her curves. Despite being considered an informal term, its spelling and pronunciation follow basic English rules.
"Vavooms" is a colloquial term used primarily in informal contexts to describe the quality, appearance, or action of something or someone that is impressive, striking, or characterized by a strong and noticeable impact. It is often employed to convey a sense of awe, excitement, or enthusiasm about the subject being described.
Derived from the sound effect "vavoom" that emphasizes an intense or explosive impact, the term "vavooms" typically refers to things that possess remarkable or captivating features, which may include striking physical attributes, charismatic qualities, or remarkable abilities. It can describe anything from a person's attractive or sexy appearance to a powerful and eye-catching display of energy, style, or performance. Additionally, "vavooms" can relate to the presence of an exhilarating or dramatic effect that instantly captures attention, evokes admiration, or generates a memorable impression.
The term originated from popular culture, particularly in the mid-20th century, and has since become embedded in everyday language and informal conversations. It is often used as a playful and descriptive expression to convey excitement or admiration. Overall, "vavooms" signifies the extraordinary, the highly noticeable, or the impactful while carrying connotations of allure, dynamism, or attention-grabbing characteristics.
