wannabe

Converse of object

tell: Apparently she couldn't face telling wannabes how rubbish they were!

Adjective modifier

• young: During a screen test she destroyed young wannabe 's with her harsh criticism.
• other: First there was Pokemon, then Yu-Gi-Oh and then a thousand other wannabes vying for the pocket money of the world's children.
• political: Is it just a platform for political wannabes to show off?
• talentless: Why is he being left in the shadows when all around him bland, talentless wannabes are ending up on Top Of The Pops?
• teenage: Camp is the delightful tale of a summer camp ( " Ovation " ) for teenage wannabe musical stars.
• desperate: Tune into Entertainment Daily for your fix of gossip, from the biggest A-list stars to desperate wannabes.

Modifies a noun

• gangster: The crowd may have had to endure downpours, wannabe gangsters, pantomime rockers and The Rasmus, but Reading still rocked.
• actress: Lauren is like most wannabe actresses - she wants to be famous, and to be famous you have to suffer the audition process.
• filmmaker: It is a career with qualities that any wannabe filmmaker would surely hope to emulate.
• entrepreneur: Feeling scared about what could go wrong is preventing an increasing number of wannabe entrepreneurs from setting up in business, new research claims.
• pop: Rohan Music Studios From rock bands to radio jingles, mastering to wannabe pop stars or the next pop idol.
• star: All manner of live music events, plus seminars for wannabe rock stars.

Noun used with modifier

• gambling: Gambling wannabes and you can't know new york ny.
• star: Sol, the youngest rock star wannabe daughter takes the news the easiest.
• medium: Their style is emulated, without the intelligence or humor, by scores of media wannabes who confuse aggression with persistence.
• rock: Sol, the youngest rock star wannabe daughter takes the news the easiest.
• pop: I Am The Next Idol Register free to upload your images and sounds to this site aimed at unsigned pop idol wannabe 's!
• gangster: They were little gangster wannabes who talked tough and hadn't a clue about the art of death.