boomy

(bo͞oˈmē)

adjective boom·i·er, boom·i·est
  1. Of, relating to, characterized by, or resulting from a flourishing economy: “Things aren't as boomy as forecasters thought they would be” (U.S. News & World Report).
  2. Acoustics Exhibiting excessive accentuation on lower-pitched tones in reproduced sound: “This mode of bass reinforcement by resonance often causes boomy obfuscation of the true musical pitch—something akin to singing into a barrel” (New York Times).

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