Pronunciation: /ˈtiniˌbɑpər/
noun a young person, typically a girl, who keenly follows the latest fashions and pop music
A1 A teenybopper is a young girl who is a fan of pop music.
A2 My little sister is such a teenybopper, she loves boy bands.
B1 Teenyboppers are often seen at music concerts screaming and dancing.
B2 The teenybopper culture has a significant influence on the music industry.
C1 Some people view teenyboppers as a consumer demographic targeted by the entertainment industry.
C2 The term teenybopper is often used in a derogatory way to describe young fans of mainstream pop music.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a teenybopper
A1 She is a teenybopper girl who loves pop music.
A2 The teenybopper magazine is full of celebrity gossip.
B1 The teenybopper fashion trends are popular among young girls.
B2 Her room is decorated with teenybopper posters and bright colors.
C1 The movie was criticized for its teenybopper themes and lack of substance.
C2 Despite her age, she refuses to outgrow her teenybopper style and interests.
formal The museum exhibit attracted a crowd of teenage visitors, including a few teenyboppers.
informal I can't believe my little sister is already turning into a total teenybopper.
slang Those teenyboppers are always hanging out at the mall.
figurative The pop star's latest album is sure to appeal to teenyboppers everywhere.
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