explosiony

English

Etymology

From explosion +‎ -y.

Adjective

explosiony

1. (colloquial) Full of explosions.
   • 2010, G. B. Trudeau, Doonesbury.com's The Sandbox:

     Explosiony goodness and hot-metal action for the bad guys. It must be terrifying for them, but I don't care. Aerial bombs are incredibly loud—the noise is a lot sharper than an artillery round, and more intense, but it's short.

   • 2014, Dawn Eastman, Be Careful What You Witch For:

     Seth moved onto some sort of explosiony game on his computer.

   • 2016, Nora Ash, Dangerous (Made & Broken #1):

     But no explosiony action flicks, either.