goer
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈɡoʊər/
:
asistente
- Alongside this, Brian is a massive gym goer and due to having a very fixed night schedule, seems to go to the gym a lot at the same time during the day.
- museum-goers
- conference-goers
- gallery-goers
Since the pandemic, one in five movie goers has disappeared.
- Since the pandemic, one in five movie goers has disappeared.
- I'm a I'm a fucking WNBA game goer.
- And these drones are going to have like infrared sensors that can tell if someone's hot, they can see if someone's running hotter than the rest of the the concert goers.
- And look at this, boy, that little church goer, you feel me?
- I, I also don't look up to the party goers, etcetera.
- The Higgs field is like, they're like the party goers in Los Angeles.
Examples
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When he left the restaurant, the sidewalk was dense with after-theater-goers and the streets with honking taxis.
Fiction book (1992) -
It was a good time, but not for the grass in Grant Park after hundreds of thousands of festival-goers romped through the area for Lollapalooza.
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And look at this, boy, that little church goer, you feel me?
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Like any high school goer, I didn't wear them.
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Since the pandemic, one in five movie goers has disappeared.
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Last year's party-goers pledged over $2 million to the Museum; this year's event promises to raise even more.
Fiction book (2001) -
Volunteers manned recycling stations to help festival-goers dispose of their refuse.
Academic text (1998) -
Festival-goers had their phones out ready to capture Bennington and his mystery date on a late-night jaunt through the town.
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Apparently he was a fanatic parade-goer, for aluminum doubloons from a dozen krewes were scattered everywhere.
Fiction book (2001) -
Since the pandemic, one in five movie goers has disappeared.
Synonyms
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2.8
A person who often goes to the same place
68
3.0
A person who goes to and takes part in an event
32
5.5
A person who is often at the same place, like a shop or bar
2
3.1
A person who is at a meeting or lecture and listens
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4.6
A person who does the same thing again and again
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9.9
A person who often visits the same place, like a café
1
5.0
A person who regularly goes to the same place, often as a customer
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Etymology
The word goer comes from the simple verb go meaning 'to go' and the ending -er meaning 'person who'. So a goer is literally someone who 'goes' to a place often, for example a 'moviegoer' or a 'gym goer'.