conventiongoer
conventiongoer noun: a person attending a convention.
Noun
conventiongoer (plural conventiongoers)
- A person attending a convention.
- "I'm not a conventiongoer," [Margaret Chase Smith] said, "I never was a conventiongoer."1984 July 24, AP, “MRS. SMITH CALLS FERRARO BID 'EXCITING'”, in The New York Times
- As conventiongoers filled the two club corridors of downtown Austin, East Sixth Street and Red River Street, their name tags invited new contacts.2007 March 19, Jon Pareles, “Singing and Doing the Hustle in Austin”, in The New York Times
Forms of conventiongoer
| plural | conventiongoers |
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Origin of conventiongoer
From convention + goer.
Questions about conventiongoer
- What does conventiongoer mean?
- Conventiongoer means a person attending a convention.
- What part of speech is conventiongoer?
- Conventiongoer is a noun.
- What is the plural of conventiongoer?
- The plural of conventiongoer is conventiongoers.
Words near conventiongoer in the dictionary
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