Definition of stalkerazzi in US English:

stalkerazzi

plural nounˌstôkəˈrätsēˌstôkəˈrätsē

informal

Photojournalists who follow celebrities closely and persistently with the intention of obtaining sensational pictures.
Example sentencesExamples
- I think it's disgusting that they've done everything - the stalkerazzi have done everything possible to try and ruin their relationship.
- Brad Cafarelli, a Cameron Diaz representative, has said this of pictures: ‘This is a case of a tabloid colliding with the stalkerazzi in an attempt to distort the truth and mislead the public.’
- The stalkerazzi, as I fondly like to call them wouldn't leave me alone.
- "It's about time somebody had the guts to take on one of these stalkerazzis," said Sunshine.
- Oxford has noted several new formations such as videorazzi, stalkerazzi, and snapperazzi which have joined the already well-established paparazzi.

Origin

From stalker + -azzi, on the pattern of paparazzi.

Definition of stalkerazzi in US English:

stalkerazzi

plural nounˌstôkəˈrätsē

informal

Photojournalists who follow celebrities closely and persistently with the intention of obtaining sensational pictures.
Example sentencesExamples
- "It's about time somebody had the guts to take on one of these stalkerazzis," said Sunshine.
- I think it's disgusting that they've done everything - the stalkerazzi have done everything possible to try and ruin their relationship.
- Brad Cafarelli, a Cameron Diaz representative, has said this of pictures: ‘This is a case of a tabloid colliding with the stalkerazzi in an attempt to distort the truth and mislead the public.’
- The stalkerazzi, as I fondly like to call them wouldn't leave me alone.
- Oxford has noted several new formations such as videorazzi, stalkerazzi, and snapperazzi which have joined the already well-established paparazzi.

Origin

From stalker + -azzi, on the pattern of paparazzi.

单词	stalkerazzi
释义	Definition of stalkerazzi in US English: stalkerazzi plural nounˌstôkəˈrätsēˌstôkəˈrätsē informal Photojournalists who follow celebrities closely and persistently with the intention of obtaining sensational pictures. Example sentencesExamples I think it's disgusting that they've done everything - the stalkerazzi have done everything possible to try and ruin their relationship. Brad Cafarelli, a Cameron Diaz representative, has said this of pictures: ‘This is a case of a tabloid colliding with the stalkerazzi in an attempt to distort the truth and mislead the public.’ The stalkerazzi, as I fondly like to call them wouldn't leave me alone. "It's about time somebody had the guts to take on one of these stalkerazzis," said Sunshine. Oxford has noted several new formations such as videorazzi, stalkerazzi, and snapperazzi which have joined the already well-established paparazzi. Origin From stalker + -azzi, on the pattern of paparazzi. Definition of stalkerazzi in US English: stalkerazzi plural nounˌstôkəˈrätsē informal Photojournalists who follow celebrities closely and persistently with the intention of obtaining sensational pictures. Example sentencesExamples "It's about time somebody had the guts to take on one of these stalkerazzis," said Sunshine. I think it's disgusting that they've done everything - the stalkerazzi have done everything possible to try and ruin their relationship. Brad Cafarelli, a Cameron Diaz representative, has said this of pictures: ‘This is a case of a tabloid colliding with the stalkerazzi in an attempt to distort the truth and mislead the public.’ The stalkerazzi, as I fondly like to call them wouldn't leave me alone. Oxford has noted several new formations such as videorazzi, stalkerazzi, and snapperazzi which have joined the already well-established paparazzi. Origin From stalker + -azzi, on the pattern of paparazzi.
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