beachgoer
3
2.5
- noun
- /ˈbiːtʃˌɡoʊər/
- The local news reported that many beachgoers were enjoying a bonfire as the sun set over the horizon.
- beachgoers and fishermen
- warned beachgoers
- watched over beachgoers
Examples
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What were the beachgoers thinking when they left ten tons of garbage behind on the beach this Labour Day weekend?
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Millions of Angelinos visit the beach on given weekends, and one study found that the majority of beachgoers come from outside the local Westside areas (Edgerton 1979, 54-55).
Academic text (2005) -
Another beachgoer has momentarily called him away.
Fiction book (1990) -
Federal health officials say the Red Tide is not dangerous to beachgoers, but they recommend a shower after swimming.
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My son decided to put up a lemonade stand for beachgoers on pretty much the hottest and most humid day of the summer.
Blog text (32) -
Guam is a mecca for beachgoers and scuba divers.
Blog text (8) -
Anyone strolling down the beach would see what looked like a relaxed, peaceful gathering of beachgoers—as all-American as apple pie.
Blog text (29) -
KCAL9 and CBS2 reporter Michele Gile spoke to a number of beachgoers who have had some scary and painful encounters.
Blog text (13) -
Even early in the season, however, scattered beachgoers lie on towels, surrounded by chairs, umbrellas, coolers, and other paraphernalia indicative of sun worship.
Academic text (1994) -
On a sunny Saturday, hundreds of beachgoers spread their towels on the sand, eager to relax by the ocean.
Synonyms
1
5.3
A person who often goes to beaches or a machine that pulls things onto the shore
How Often
3
2.5
760
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word beachgoer is made from beach ('sandy shore') and goer ('someone who goes'), the same goer you see in moviegoer. So, a beachgoer is someone who goes to the beach for fun.