0 past simple and past participle of wow
1 to make someone feel great excitement or admiration:
We return to his books, and admire him as we do, because fundamentally we like being wowed, and we like being coerced, whether we always agree or not.
The judges did tell him that if he had added just a little more depth to his outline, he would have wowed even more.
Shizor in 1997, which wowed critics with its giddy, crazy blend of punk rock electronics.
She first appeared in the 3rd competition and wowed everyone by making it all the way to the final stage.
She wowed the crowds wherever she raced while adding to her income with a string of product endorsements.
As many as fifty dancers, in a wide range of age groups, wowed the gathering crowd with their display.
Teri wowed everyone at the audition and got the position.
Brett had wowed the majors during the year, flirting with a.400 batting average before finishing the year at.390.
