congoer
congoer noun: an attendee at a convention.
Noun
congoer (plural congoers)
- An attendee at a convention.
- 'Tis more than likely, were fen to know their work on behalf of the con-goer was appreciated, there might not be so much in evidence the reluctance to take on the duties of a committee.1960 February, Profanity, number 7, page 33
- I was riding up in one of the Hilton's elevators, and one of the yuppies taking his date up to the top-floor restaurant instigated the standard congoer-to-mundane conversation, asking what kind of event all these oddballs were partaking in.1986 Autumn, Richard Brandt, Light in the Bushel, number 2, page 1
Forms of congoer
| plural | congoers |
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Origin of congoer
From con + goer.
Questions about congoer
- What does congoer mean?
- Congoer means an attendee at a convention.
- What part of speech is congoer?
- Congoer is a noun.
- What is the plural of congoer?
- The plural of congoer is congoers.
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