What Does This Mean?
Intensified form of "amassou": Brazilian Portuguese praise meaning someone did something extremely well, with "demais" (very much, too much) adding emphasis. It is used for standout performances, outfits or plays; the phrase itself is not yet documented in dictionaries.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""A apresentação dela foi perfeita, amassou demais!""
LORE & ORIGIN
Built from "amassou" (past tense of "amassar", to crush, per the Dicio entry) plus the adverb "demais", the usual Brazilian intensifier. The Dicio page documents only the standard senses of the verb; no dated first use of the phrase found yet.
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