mindblow

English

Etymology

From mind +‎ blow.

Noun

mindblow (plural mindblows)

1. Something that blows one's mind, or an instance of having one's mind blown.
   • 1995, Paul Foster, The answer is always yes!, →ISBN:

     His magic mindblow dropdead feat was hyperspeedspeakenspiel.

   • 2014, The Jesus Lizard Book, →ISBN, page 56:

     I was so nervous in a way, anticipating the mindblow!

   • 2015, Tina Hall, Van Gogh's Ear Volume 9:

     A similar mindblow is seeing something I wrote suddenly translated to cinema.