festivalgoer
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- noun
- /ˈfɛstəvəlˌɡoʊər/
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asistente al festival
- The magnificent outdoor setting, creative Kidsville schedule, wide spectrum of yoga classes, and a global retail market further inspire, intrigue, and entice festivalgoers of all music tastes.
- dishes for festivalgoers
- special dishes for festivalgoers
- festivalgoers pay only
Examples
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The balmy temperatures lent a laid-back vibe to an already copacetic festival crowd, and those festivalgoers who were in for the long haul settled in for another hard day reclining on the lawns.
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Mr. Gore told festivalgoers that the world was facing a "planetary emergency" due to global warming.
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A program called "Tasty Playground" is where young festivalgoers can make crafts using potato starch, beans, and salt.
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When a festivalgoer approached a station with leftovers, staffers helped them sort recyclables and compostables into the proper bags and containers.
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One of the events is the annual Naperville Ribfest, which brings sixteen of the nation's best rib vendors together in a head-to-head competition to win the favor of judges and festivalgoers.
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First-time festivalgoers David Harrison and Liezel Martin, both originally from Oregon (the state, not the nearby village), were there to celebrate the fact that Harrison had just days before completed his nursing degree at UW-Madison.
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Every summer, thousands of festivalgoers gather at the music festival to enjoy performances and outdoor activities.
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The film festival attracts many festivalgoers who are eager to see new movies and attend celebrity panels.
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During the art festival, local festivalgoers travel from nearby towns to appreciate the unique displays and live performances.
Synonyms
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2.6
A person who watches an event or show without taking part
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A person who goes to and takes part in an event
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A person who is at a meeting or lecture and listens
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A person who goes to a fair or festival
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Festivalgoer joins festival 'a public celebration or event' and goer 'someone who goes', so it simply means a person who goes to and enjoys a festival, like a 'partygoer' at music, food, or art events.