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boothmate

boothmate noun: one who shares the same booth.

Noun

boothmate (plural boothmates)

  1. One who shares the same booth.
    • John B. wrote that Rizzuto once stopped telling a story to interject, “And Mattingly flies out,” to which his boothmate, Bill White, added, “Uh, Phil, Mattingly struck out two batters ago.”2007 August 16, Richard Sandomir, “Rizzuto’s Fans Post Tributes and Recount Funny Moments”, in New York Times

Forms of boothmate

pluralboothmates

Origin of boothmate

From booth + mate.

Questions about boothmate

What does boothmate mean?
Boothmate means one who shares the same booth.
What part of speech is boothmate?
Boothmate is a noun.
What is the plural of boothmate?
The plural of boothmate is boothmates.

Words near boothmate in the dictionary

  1. boothies
  2. boothite
  3. boothless
  4. boothlike
  5. boothman
  6. boothmate
  7. boothmates
  8. boothmen
  9. bootholder
  10. bootholders
  11. boothook

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