Pronunciation: /hɑp.hɛd/
noun a person who is excessively fond of or addicted to hop-flavored beer, especially craft beer
A1 My friend is a hophead because he loves trying different types of craft beer.
A2 The hophead at the brewery recommended a new IPA for me to try.
B1 As a hophead, she always seeks out the latest limited edition releases from local breweries.
B2 The hophead's extensive knowledge of hops and brewing techniques impressed the beer connoisseurs.
C1 The hophead's discerning palate could distinguish between various hop varieties used in different beers.
C2 Considered a hophead by his peers, the brewmaster was known for creating innovative and complex beer recipes.
formal The beer connoisseur was often referred to as a hophead due to his extensive knowledge and appreciation for different types of hops.
informal My friend is such a hophead that he can name every IPA on the menu at our favorite brewery.
slang I didn't realize how much of a hophead he was until he started homebrewing his own beer.
figurative She's a hophead when it comes to trying new things, always eager to explore different flavors and breweries.
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