celebutant
celebutant is the alternative spelling of celebutante.
Meaning of celebutante
Noun
celebutante (plural celebutantes)
- A young, usually female socialite, especially one of limited accomplishment, who is the focus of sufficient media attention and public interest to be regarded as a celebrity.
- Lisa Edelstein, a nice girl from a New Jersey suburb, is explaining how she got to be Lisa E., New York's reigning Queen of the Night, Girl of the Moment, new Edie Sedgwick and top "celebutante" of 1986. "Being a celebutante means you're famous for not really doing anything," the 20-year-old says....1986 November 9, Maureen Dowd, “Lisa in Wonderland: Creating her own celebrity”, in New York Times, sec. 6, page 32
Forms of celebutant
| plural | celebutants |
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Questions about celebutant
- What is celebutant the alternative spelling of?
- Celebutant is the alternative spelling of celebutante.
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