goth
- noun
- /ɡɔθ/
- At the concert, I noticed she was dressed in full goth style, complete with dark clothing and dramatic makeup.
- punk and goth
- Goth kid
- Goth chick
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that's like goth mate, fuck you.
- And that's like goth mate, fuck you.
- Could you point me to a store and there just be like goth you weirdo, what are you doing?
Examples
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Ah, but we're Goth, the next generation.
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The restricted palette of her wardrobe bespoke a shared allegiance to all things Goth.
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And I ended up kind of with that more, I guess, traditional sort of goth make up.
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What more could a Goth kid ask for?
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I love how it had the goth look and feel of the movie!
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I guess I would describe my style as goth inspired.
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I do my own goth makeup.
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When I went to the audition, I went in full goth makeup, which is why I think I got that part.
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My daughter went from a wannabe wild child into the whole goth thing to a wonderful Christian.
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Besides, it's goth night.
Synonyms
A person who wears dark clothes and likes gothic music
Antonyms
How Gothic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Goth comes from Gothic, a name first used for the old people called the Goths and later for a 'dark' medieval style in buildings and stories. In the 1970s musicians and fashion designers used Gothic for a dramatic, dark look, so a goth today is someone who likes that dark style and music.