fɪˈnɒm

Definitions

1. noun

A person or thing that is exceptionally talented or skilled, especially in a particular activity or sport.

“The young tennis phenom won the championship last year.”

2. noun

A notable or impressive example of something, especially a natural phenomenon.

“The total solar eclipse was a rare astronomical phenom.”

3. verb

To become or make something a phenom, especially through fame or popularity.

“The new movie phenomed over the weekend.”