Sports Fan Terminology

7 words in this vocabulary list

adjective having or showing a keen interest or enthusiasm for something

  • The avid reader spent hours at the library every day.
  • She's an avid fan of that TV show, never missing an episode.
  • He's a real avid gamer, always playing the latest releases.
  • Her avid pursuit of knowledge led her to become a successful researcher.

adverb in a group; all together

preposition in a body or mass; as a whole

  • The protesters gathered en masse in the town square.
  • People flocked en masse to the new restaurant opening.
  • The fans stormed the concert en masse.
  • The leaves fell en masse from the tree in autumn.

noun a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person

adjective biased or prejudiced in favor of a particular cause or group

  • The partisan divide in Congress makes it difficult to pass bipartisan legislation.
  • I try to avoid discussing politics with my partisan friends because we never agree.
  • The debate turned into a partisan shouting match.
  • Her loyalty to the company was so strong, it was almost like she was a partisan for the brand.

noun a loud and piercing cry expressing extreme emotion or pain

verb to cry out loudly and piercingly

  • The sound of screaming could be heard from the house next door.
  • She was screaming at the top of her lungs when she saw the spider.
  • The concert was so lit, everyone was screaming their heads off.
  • His artwork was so powerful, it seemed to be screaming with emotion.

verb Seated is a past participle form of the verb 'seat', which means to put or place someone in a sitting position.

  • The guests were all seated when the ceremony began.
  • We were seated at the back of the restaurant near the window.
  • I was seated next to my crush at the party last night.
  • The idea of success was always seated firmly in his mind.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'uninterested' describes someone who lacks interest or enthusiasm

  • The board members were uninterested in the proposal presented by the new company.
  • She seemed uninterested in going to the party tonight.
  • He's totally uninterested in anything that doesn't involve video games.
  • His mind was uninterested in the mundane tasks of everyday life, always yearning for something more exciting.

noun A person who is excessively enthusiastic or passionate about tennis player Andy Murray

  • The Murray maniac was arrested for stalking the tennis player.
  • I heard that Murray maniac is always first in line for autographs.
  • That Murray maniac is obsessed with Andy Murray!
  • She's a Murray maniac when it comes to collecting vintage tennis memorabilia.