moviegoer
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moviegoer — ☆ moviegoer [mo͞ov′ēgō΄ər ] n. a person who goes to see films, esp. often or regularly moviegoing n. * * * mov·ie·go·er (mo͞oʹvē gō ər) n. One who goes to see movies. movʹie·go ing adj. & n. * * * … Universalium
moviegoer — ☆ moviegoer [mo͞ov′ēgō΄ər ] n. a person who goes to see films, esp. often or regularly moviegoing n … English World dictionary
moviegoer — UK [ˈmuːvɪˌɡəʊə(r)] / US [ˈmuvɪˌɡoʊr] noun [countable] Word forms moviegoer : singular moviegoer plural moviegoers mainly American someone who watches films at a cinema … English dictionary
moviegoer — [[t]mu͟ːvigoʊə(r)[/t]] moviegoers also movie goer N COUNT A moviegoer is a person who often goes to the cinema. [AM] (in BRIT, usually use cinema goer, film goer) … English dictionary
moviegoer — noun Date: 1923 filmgoer • moviegoing noun, often attrib … New Collegiate Dictionary
moviegoer — mov|ie|go|er [ˈmu:viˌgəuə US ˌgouər] n especially AmE someone who goes to see films at the cinema, especially regularly British Equivalent: cinemagoer … Dictionary of contemporary English
moviegoer — mov|ie|go|er [ muvi,gour ] noun count someone who often goes to theaters to see movies … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
moviegoer — muËvɪgəʊə(r) n. one who enjoys going to see films at the cinema frequently … English contemporary dictionary
moviegoer — noun (C) especially AmE someone who goes to see films, especially regularly … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
moviegoer — mov•ie•go•er [[t]ˈmu viˌgoʊ ər[/t]] n. sbz a person who goes to see motion pictures frequently • Etymology: 1920–25 mov′ie•go ing, adj … From formal English to slang
