-goer

suffix

/-ɡəʊ.ər/

/-ɡoʊ.ɚ/

Definition

› a person who goes to the stated type of place: Restaurant-goers ought to complain more about bad food and service. regular filmgoersAudiences and spectators

(Definition of -goer suffix from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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Synonyms and related words:

-watcher suffix
audience noun (GROUP OF PEOPLE)
bums on seats idiom
bystander noun
captive audience noun
concertgoer noun
consumption noun (USE)
crowd noun
fan noun (PERSON)
fly on the wall idiom
listener noun
observer noun
onlooker noun
spectator noun
supporter noun
viewer noun
watcher noun

Topic: Audiences and spectators

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