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goer Definition

goer (ər)

noun

one that goes

goer Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • age: Children slept beside their parents on the floodlit sand while party goers of all ages sang and danced to live music.

Converse of object

  • encourage: Police are now encouraging festival goers to check their website and supply them with any appropriate leads.
  • offer: The Neptunian world of creativity and imagination fused with the futuristic sign of Aquarius has a lot to offer cinema goers.
  • give: The whole club will be opened up giving party goers two fantastic nights, over two floors, in one extravaganza!
  • do: I might well ask in response, " Where do theater goers find the time?
  • entertain: The games, created in traditional carnival style with a new futuristic twist, will engage and entertain concert goers before the shows.
  • welcome: Trevor represented the Fanfare team, welcoming party goers at the Warwick University summer party.

Preposition: for

  • year: Their blend of American alternative rock sounds fused with an energetic British edge has won rave reviews from gig goers for years.

Adjective modifier

  • avid: With a fine selection of beers, Blackfriars makes a homely rendezvous for the avid pub goer.
  • seasoned: All our guests, from seasoned ceilidh goers to complete novices, commented on how great the band were.
  • regular: The amazing big blue bus Regular party goers to Bristol city center on a Saturday night may have seen her around.
  • fellow: You also have to put up with loads of grubby, battered fellow festival goers who you've probably had enough of by then.
  • average: And just so you know, pretty much everyone at Download is nicer than your average Reading goer.
  • most: The task cannot be left to a small band of the usual suspects, with most hill goers doing little or nothing.

Noun used with modifier

  • festival: Festival goers are asked to tick which zone they would like to be in at the point of booking.
  • cinema: French critics have been unanimous in praise; 1.5m cinema goers have paid to see it.
  • gym: Experienced gym goers can use PT to take them to the next level of fitness.
  • concert: Space on the campsites is for concert goers only.
  • gig: The Well was rammed by gig goers eager to see what Wrath had to offer.
  • theater: I might well ask in response, " Where do theater goers find the time?

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