Pronunciation: /ʃik nwɑːr/
noun a genre of fiction that combines elements of mystery, suspense, and crime with a female protagonist
A1 I read a chick noir book last night.
A2 She enjoys watching chick noir movies on weekends.
B1 The bookstore has a section dedicated to chick noir novels.
B2 The film festival featured a special screening of a chick noir classic.
C1 The author is known for her unique twist on chick noir storytelling.
C2 Critics have praised the director's ability to capture the essence of chick noir in his films.
adjective describing a style of fiction that typically features strong female characters and dark, gritty themes
A1 I watched a chick noir movie last night.
A2 The chick noir novel kept me on the edge of my seat.
B1 The chick noir film had a surprising twist at the end.
B2 She is a fan of chick noir literature and enjoys reading it in her free time.
C1 The director is known for his unique style of chick noir filmmaking.
C2 The chick noir genre has gained popularity among audiences for its dark and suspenseful themes.
formal The film was a modern take on the classic chick noir genre, featuring strong female leads.
informal I love watching chick noir movies with my friends on movie nights.
slang Chick noir films always have the best fashion and drama.
figurative Her life felt like a chick noir movie, filled with mystery and suspense.
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