Fanboy

//ˈfænˌbɔɪ//

Synonyms for "fanboy" (1 found)

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Translations

11 translations across 6 languages.

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Esperanto

1 entries
  • zelotiĉo noun (someone devoted to a single subject)

Finnish

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  • fanipoika noun (someone devoted to a single subject)

German

2 entries
  • Fanboy noun (someone devoted to a single subject)
  • Jünger noun (someone devoted to a single subject)

Portuguese

2 entries
  • fanboy noun (someone devoted to a single subject)
  • fanático noun (someone devoted to a single subject)

Russian

3 entries
  • фана́т noun (someone devoted to a single subject)
  • фана́тка noun (someone devoted to a single subject)
  • фанати́ровать verb (to be a fanboy)

Spanish

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  • fan noun (someone devoted to a single subject)
  • simpatizante noun (someone devoted to a single subject)

Sample sentences

7 total sentences available.

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I'm not a fanboy.

Source: tatoeba (2954273)

John is a certified Apple fanboy.

Source: tatoeba (8764385)

(It's in the nature of comic book fanboy obsessiveness that all of these Eras and Ages and such have been religiously chronicled; it's equally in their nature that no two fanboys can ever agree about anything about any of these Ages and Eras; everything is up for debate, eternally and in microscopic detail.)

Source: wiktionary

Six years and seven titles later, their company, Top Cow, is the third-biggest-grossing comic line, thanks mainly to a pair of blood-soaked, modern-day Gothics that have been a hit both with fanboys and a growing number of women.

Source: wiktionary

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