Jaume Ortolà i Font added a comment - 28/Oct/08 10:49 AM

Jaume Ortolà i Font added a comment - 28/Oct/08 10:49 AM Taquiller, referit a un espectacle, una pel- lícula, etc.

Max Wheeler added a comment - 01/Nov/08 07:47 AM

Max Wheeler added a comment - 01/Nov/08 07:47 AM "Boffo" as here ('exitos') may be AmE (new to me, anyway) Jonas Brothers enjoy a boffo opening day Memo To Governor Palin: Boffo Speech, But You Got The Lipstick Analogy All Wrong Talk Show Hosts Agree Obama Speech Was Boffo Theater but Some See the Script as Unconvincing. But these examples (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/07/19/tesco_online_goes_boffo/) look different: Tesco Online goes boffo on booze: Until yesterday our favourite boffo behaviour of the Tesco site was the time it was completely impossible to buy pizza, presumably because of some bizarre indexing error. But yesterday's feature - disappointingly, now fixed - trumped that with ease. "boffo" here seems to mean 'mad', 'crazy'.