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beachgoer

beachgoer noun: someone who goes to the beach.

Noun

beachgoer (plural beachgoers)

  1. Someone who goes to the beach.
    • The sandy shore of Hong Kong’s scenic Repulse Bay has been attracting beachgoers for decades, and the Post’s photographers have been there to capture the summer scenes.2025 July 1, “In pictures: summer fun on the beach of Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay”, in South China Morning Post, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 02 Jul 2025, PostMag / Culture

Forms of beachgoer

pluralbeachgoers

Origin of beachgoer

From beach + goer.

Questions about beachgoer

What does beachgoer mean?
Beachgoer means someone who goes to the beach.
What part of speech is beachgoer?
Beachgoer is a noun.
What is the plural of beachgoer?
The plural of beachgoer is beachgoers.

Words near beachgoer in the dictionary

  1. beachfronts
  2. beachful
  3. beachfuls
  4. beachgirl
  5. beachgirls
  6. beachgoer
  7. beachgoers
  8. beachgoing
  9. beachgrass
  10. beachgrasses
  11. beachhead

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