groupies
word · lemma: groupie
Definition
People, usually women, who follow musicians or celebrities very closely, often hoping to meet them or become part of their world.
Usage & Nuances
"Groupies" is informal and often linked with the rock and pop music scene from the 1960s and 70s, but can refer to fans of any celebrity. It may imply admiration but also hints at a desire for personal closeness with the stars. The term is sometimes seen as slightly negative or stereotypical, especially when talking about women.
Example Sentences
Some groupies wait outside concerts to meet their favorite musicians.
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The band is followed everywhere by their loyal groupies.
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Many groupies dream of taking pictures with celebrities.
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Back in the '70s, rock stars attracted huge crowds of groupies wherever they went.
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Not every fan is a groupie — most people just love the music!
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She joked that she was becoming one of the band’s groupies because she never missed a show.
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