to fangirl
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- verb
- /ˈfæŋɡɜrl/
- Slang
:
comportarse como fanática
- Whenever there's a new episode of her favorite series, she just has to fangirl and talk about it with friends.
Dude, getting to meet Freddie was like, I still fangirl thinking about it.
- Dude, getting to meet Freddie was like, I still fangirl thinking about it.
- I've been a very large fan of yours for quite some time and I hope I didn't fangirl out when I've interacted with you before.
Examples
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If e'er I chanced to encounter his regard (I'd fangirl madly, if you want the truth).
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There didn't seem to be anyone gushing or fangirling over him here.
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Share 'em all, and I'd love to fangirl with you :D
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Yeah, I have just been fangirling all of your content.
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Dude, getting to meet Freddie was like, I still fangirl thinking about it.
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I love BTS with all my heart and to see them on GMM made me fangirl so hard.
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I mostly just look tired, but behind that teeny smile I'm fangirling like crazy.
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Although I fangirl about him, I agree that I don't see Dmitry's design as 'Rockettes'.
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I've been a very large fan of yours for quite some time and I hope I didn't fangirl out when I've interacted with you before.
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Whenever she meets her favorite celebrity, she can't help but fangirl and take photos.
Synonyms
To be a very loyal fan who supports a famous person or group strongly
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fangirl as a verb means to act like a fangirl: to show loud, excited, and sometimes over-the-top praise for a celebrity, show, or character. So, to fangirl is to behave in a very enthusiastic, often public way about something you love.