uber-fabulous

English

Alternative forms

• über-fabulous, überfabulous, uberfabulous

Etymology

From uber- +‎ fabulous.

Adjective

uber-fabulous (comparative more uber-fabulous, superlative most uber-fabulous)

1. (informal) Exceedingly fabulous; beyond fabulous; super great.
   • 2011, Niobia Bryant, Show and Tell:

     “This is Cristal the fabulous one enjoying an uberfabulous life. If you're calling you're not with me living it up too. Aw. Too bad. Too sad.”

   • 2012, Melissa Hansen, Taste: A Vampire Fairy Tale:

     “You see, honey,” Eva piped in, “when you change, yeah sure, you get amazing superhuman abilities like speed, strength, and maybe even the uber-fabulous potential to shape shift like myself, but just like in life, it all comes at a cost.”

   • 2013, Sophia Dembling, 100 Places in the USA Every Woman Should Go:

     And the celebrities. And the Europeans. And the supermodels. The old hotels were buffed and puffed, painted and pampered and neon-ed up, and South Beach blossomed again into a playground for the über-fabulous. Oh-so-very fabulous.

   • 2014, Talia Fuhrman, Love Your Body:

     The companies on this list are not überfamous name brands, but they are über-fabulous!