Endsville
[endz-vil] /ˈɛndz vɪl/
adjective, (sometimes lowercase) Slang.
1.
most wonderful or exciting:
a rock band that was regarded as Endsville in the late fifties.
2.
(of a location, circumstance, etc.) most isolated or undesirable.
adjective
Superb; unsurpassed: Endville means the best
[1950s+ Cool talk; see -sville]
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