Girl Crush

Pronunciation: /ɡɜrl krʌʃ/

Definitions of girl crush

noun a feeling of admiration or adoration that a girl has for another girl

Example Sentences

A1 She has a girl crush on her favorite singer.

A2 My friend's girl crush is a famous actress.

B1 It's common for teenagers to have a girl crush on a celebrity.

B2 She developed a girl crush on her coworker after working closely with her.

C1 Her girl crush on the author influenced her to start writing her own book.

C2 Despite being happily married, she couldn't deny her girl crush on a colleague.

Examples of girl crush in a Sentence

formal She has developed a girl crush on her colleague due to her impressive work ethic.

informal I totally have a girl crush on that actress, she's so talented!

slang I've got a major girl crush on the lead singer of that band, she's just so cool.

figurative Her girl crush on the famous author is evident in the way she talks about her writing.

Grammatical Forms of girl crush

• past tense: had a girl crush
• plural: girl crushes
• comparative: more of a girl crush
• superlative: biggest girl crush
• present tense: has a girl crush
• future tense: will have a girl crush
• perfect tense: has had a girl crush
• continuous tense: is having a girl crush
• singular: girl crush
• positive degree: strong girl crush
• infinitive: to have a girl crush
• gerund: having a girl crush
• participle: having a girl crush

Origin and Evolution of girl crush

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'girl crush' originated in popular culture and is believed to have emerged in the late 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a strong admiration or adoration that a woman has for another woman, regardless of sexual attraction. Over time, the term has evolved to encompass feelings of admiration, inspiration, and aspiration towards a female role model or celebrity.