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What are some slang terms for excellent?

Here are some slang terms for "excellent" that vary in formality and region:

General:

* Awesome: This is a very common and versatile term, used for anything from a great song to an amazing meal.

* Rad: This term is a bit more dated, but still frequently used, particularly by younger generations.

* Sick: While this word can mean ill, it can also mean excellent, particularly in skateboarding and other youth cultures.

* Dope: This is a popular term, often used for things that are cool or impressive.

* Epic: This word is used for events or experiences that are truly remarkable.

* Brilliant: This term is more formal, but still slangy.

* First-rate: A more old-fashioned term for excellent.

* Top-notch: A formal term that implies high quality.

* Stellar: This word emphasizes the quality of something, often used in relation to performance.

Regional:

* Wicked: This is a common term in New England and parts of Canada, meaning excellent or really good.

* Ace: This is a term popular in the UK, meaning excellent or first-rate.

* Knackered: This British term, meaning "exhausted", can also be used ironically to mean "excellent" in some situations.

* Brilliant: This term is used widely in the UK and Australia, meaning excellent or superb.

More informal:

* Boss: This term, often used to describe something cool or impressive, can be used to express excitement.

* Amazing: This term emphasizes the impressive nature of something.

* Fantastic: This term is a bit more formal than "awesome," but still very common.

* Superb: This word is a bit more formal than "excellent," but still very strong.

* Splendid: This term is very formal and suggests a high level of quality.

The best term to use depends on the situation and the speaker's personal preferences.

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