hype train
hype train noun: an audience or other group of people who are hyped over something; people who highly and sometimes excessively anticipates something that has been highly advertised and promoted.
Noun
hype train (plural hype trains)
- An audience or other group of people who are hyped over something; people who highly and sometimes excessively anticipates something that has been highly advertised and promoted.
- That new film is being advertised way too much, but it's working – everyone is joining the hype train.
Forms of hype train
| plural | hype trains |
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Questions about hype train
- What does hype train mean?
- Hype train means an audience or other group of people who are hyped over something; people who highly and sometimes excessively anticipates something that has been highly advertised and promoted.
- What part of speech is hype train?
- Hype train is a noun.
- What is the plural of hype train?
- The plural of hype train is hype trains.
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