megabrill

English

Etymology

mega- +‎ brill; see brill (“brilliant”).

Adjective

megabrill (comparative more megabrill, superlative most megabrill)

  1. (UK, slang, dated) Excellent; very good.
    • 1985, "Don't Buy This" (video game review) in Crash (issue 17, pages 46-47)
      We've had some fun this month extracting the Michael from the Software Editor. Playing on his kind, easy going temperament we handed him a copy of Firebird's Don't Buy This and persuaded him that it was a collection of megabrill games.
    • 1993, Claire Rayner, Dangerous Things:
      Now it was a case of wanting to go to the library for more books, to a friend's house for a chance to see some megabrill videos […]
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