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café-goer

café-goer noun: one who goes to a café.

Noun

café-goer (plural café-goers)

  1. One who goes to a café.
    • The delight the small crowd of civilians derives from the stunned but affirmative responses made by the soldiers is matched in the following scene by that of a café-goer who, spying the soldiers ordering drinks, exclaims, “Real live poilus!2009, Patricia M. E. Lorcin, Daniel Brewer, France and Its Spaces of War, →ISBN, page 194

Forms of café-goer

pluralcafé-goers
alternative formcafe-goer
alternative formcafegoer

Origin of café-goer

From café + goer.

Questions about café-goer

What does café-goer mean?
Café-goer means one who goes to a café.
What part of speech is café-goer?
Café-goer is a noun.
What is the plural of café-goer?
The plural of café-goer is café-goers.

Words near café-goer in the dictionary

  1. café terrace
  2. café terraces
  3. café wall illusion
  4. café wall illusions
  5. café-chantant
  6. café-goer
  7. café-goers
  8. café-hop
  9. café-wall illusion
  10. café-wall illusions
  11. cafés

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