groupie
word
Definition
A person, usually a young woman, who follows music bands closely and tries to meet or spend time with the musicians, often because she admires them a lot.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal and can be a slightly negative or stereotype-laden term. Often refers to fans, especially women, known for their strong devotion to musicians. Use politely; avoid using it about someone unless you are sure they'd take it positively.
Example Sentences
She wants to be a groupie for her favorite band.
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Many groupies wait outside the concert hall.
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The singer met some of his groupies after the show.
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I’m not a groupie—I just really enjoy their music and concerts!
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Back in the 70s, every famous band had dozens of groupies following them on tour.
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People sometimes call her a groupie, but she actually works with the band.
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