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Definition of fanboy in English: fanboynounˈfanbɔɪˈfænbɔɪ informal A male fan, especially one who is obsessive about comics, music, movies, or science fiction. Example sentencesExamples - You'll witness alternative cartoonists lapsing into fanboy stupor when someone whose work they really respect is around.
- I'd love to say that I'm not a desperate fanboy, but noone would believe me and hey, it's not even true, so.
- They talk about two things close to my heart - cycling and electronica, so you lot would be better off chatting amongst yourselves while I turn into a drooling fanboy for the time being.
- There's little harm in fanboys creating myths around their heroes, but when the artist buys into this myth, the work suffers for it.
- I was at the midnight showing of Attack of the Clones in LA three years ago and a fight broke out between fanboys over some prime seats.
- The movie is made in such a way that fanboys and newcomers alike can go see it and be pleasantly surprised.
- His blow-by-blow account of the performance is breathless in its fanboy enthusiasm.
- I'm a bit of a fan boy, and eager to tell you about Stevie's latest release.
- I'm a pathetic Buffy fanboy.
- The large number of statistics will, of course, be meat and drink to the Formula One fanboys at which this tome is mainly targeted.
verbˈfanbɔɪˈfænbɔɪ [no object]informal (of a male fan) behave in an obsessive or overexcited way. he fanboyed out meeting his idol on the red carpet Example sentencesExamples - I'm not fanboying, I'm just stating a fact.
- It's been a long time since I fanboyed out like this.
- I've been "fanboying" since long before I ever presumed to understand the novel.
- I don't mean to offend, but you seem to be fanboying over the console by saying that its competitors won't excel to what it offers and by calling them bland.
- I'm fanboying out, and I don't even care.
- He spotted the actress backstage and unabashedly "fanboyed" over the comedy she stars in, later admitting that he'd love to guest star on the sitcom.
- I fanboyed hard over my games.
- I have never seen him fanboying or ranting about any actor.
- If I hadn't had to leave directly after the performance, I would have shamelessly fanboyed and had the band sign the CD I bought.
- I'm also never said anything about which is better, I just called you out on your blatant fanboying and misinformation.
- There are people who are supporting other labels, and they're fanboying for someone else.
Definition of fanboy in US English: fanboynounˈfanboiˈfænbɔɪ informal A male fan, especially one who is obsessive about comics, music, movies, or science fiction. Example sentencesExamples - I'd love to say that I'm not a desperate fanboy, but noone would believe me and hey, it's not even true, so.
- They talk about two things close to my heart - cycling and electronica, so you lot would be better off chatting amongst yourselves while I turn into a drooling fanboy for the time being.
- The movie is made in such a way that fanboys and newcomers alike can go see it and be pleasantly surprised.
- You'll witness alternative cartoonists lapsing into fanboy stupor when someone whose work they really respect is around.
- There's little harm in fanboys creating myths around their heroes, but when the artist buys into this myth, the work suffers for it.
- His blow-by-blow account of the performance is breathless in its fanboy enthusiasm.
- I was at the midnight showing of Attack of the Clones in LA three years ago and a fight broke out between fanboys over some prime seats.
- I'm a pathetic Buffy fanboy.
- The large number of statistics will, of course, be meat and drink to the Formula One fanboys at which this tome is mainly targeted.
- I'm a bit of a fan boy, and eager to tell you about Stevie's latest release.
verbˈfanboiˈfænbɔɪ [no object]informal (of a male fan) behave in an obsessive or overexcited way. he fanboyed out meeting his idol on the red carpet Example sentencesExamples - I've been "fanboying" since long before I ever presumed to understand the novel.
- If I hadn't had to leave directly after the performance, I would have shamelessly fanboyed and had the band sign the CD I bought.
- He spotted the actress backstage and unabashedly "fanboyed" over the comedy she stars in, later admitting that he'd love to guest star on the sitcom.
- I have never seen him fanboying or ranting about any actor.
- I'm also never said anything about which is better, I just called you out on your blatant fanboying and misinformation.
- I don't mean to offend, but you seem to be fanboying over the console by saying that its competitors won't excel to what it offers and by calling them bland.
- It's been a long time since I fanboyed out like this.
- I'm fanboying out, and I don't even care.
- I'm not fanboying, I'm just stating a fact.
- There are people who are supporting other labels, and they're fanboying for someone else.
- I fanboyed hard over my games.
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