paradegoer
paradegoer noun: a person attending a parade.
Noun
paradegoer (plural paradegoers)
- A person attending a parade
- At 6 a.m., members of the Lion’s Club began fortifying paradegoers with a pancake breakfast at the Memorial Building.2007 April 16, Theo Emery, “Paying Homage to a Workhorse That’s Half One”, in New York Times
Forms of paradegoer
| plural | paradegoers |
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Origin of paradegoer
From parade + goer.
Questions about paradegoer
- What does paradegoer mean?
- Paradegoer means a person attending a parade.
- What part of speech is paradegoer?
- Paradegoer is a noun.
- What is the plural of paradegoer?
- The plural of paradegoer is paradegoers.
Words near paradegoer in the dictionary
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