Streamer

Pronunciation: /striːmər/

Definitions of streamer

noun a long, narrow cloud or trail of smoke

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a streamer play video games on Twitch.

A2 The streamer had a large following on social media.

B1 The streamer interacted with their viewers during the live stream.

B2 The streamer's channel gained popularity due to their entertaining content.

C1 The streamer collaborated with other online personalities to expand their audience.

C2 The streamer monetized their channel through sponsorships and merchandise sales.

Examples of streamer in a Sentence

formal The streamer was known for her high-quality content and engaging personality.

informal I love watching that streamer play video games, they're so entertaining!

slang That streamer is totally crushing it with their latest stream.

figurative The streamer's words flowed like a stream, captivating their audience.

Grammatical Forms of streamer

• past tense: streamered
• plural: streamers
• comparative: more streamer
• superlative: most streamer
• present tense: stream
• future tense: will stream
• perfect tense: have streamed
• continuous tense: is streaming
• singular: streamer
• positive degree: streamer
• infinitive: to stream
• gerund: streaming
• participle: streaming

Origin and Evolution of streamer

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'streamer' originated from the Old English word 'strēamere', which referred to something that streams or flows.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'streamer' evolved to specifically refer to a long, narrow strip of material used for decoration or signaling, such as a banner or ribbon. It is now commonly used in the context of online content creators who live stream their activities.