–orama
noun combining form
\ə-ˈra-mə, -ˈrä-\
variants: less commonly
–arama
\ə-ˈra-mə, -ˈrä-\ ot–rama
\ˈra-mə, ˈrä-\Definition of –orama
informal —used chiefly in nonce words to denote an event, production, situation, etc., that amounts to or is suggestive of a prolonged or extravagant display or exhibition of a specified kind … this World War II-era suspense romance … makes a great guilty pleasure on video: It's such a goofy schmaltzorama that it gives you a retro high. — Entertainment Weekly The wearing of your festival pass around your neck is pure geekarama. — Simon Chilvers
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