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fan club
noun
- a club enthusiastically devoted to a movie star or other celebrity or to a sports team.
fan club
noun
- an organized group of admirers of a particular pop singer, film star, etc
- be a member of someone's fan club informal.to approve of someone strongly
Word History and Origins
Origin of fan club1
Example Sentences
The measure is in line with the Communist Party’s other regulatory moves apparently aimed at helping youngster, including its clampdown on fan clubs and private tutoring schools.
On Friday, the government also released a list of new rules banning online celebrity fan clubs.
At the same time he was a rabid self-promoter with his own weekly television show, mystery magazine and fan club.
Battling the supersaturated fan clubs for Marvel movies are expletive-laden subreddits and Facebook groups devoted to hatred of them.
Sincerely, Andrew Before the Rolling Stones fan club strings me up for treason, let me be clear.
One year into her tenure, the Beatles decided to craft a special little record for members of their official fan club.
Were locks of hair the craziest fan-club requests you honored?
Fan clubs sell them as rewards to fan club members, who sometimes turn around and scalp them.
Trekkies and Lost fans have conventions and online communities; for years, I was a one-member Grease fan club.
Glasser's first effort in behalf of science fiction was the founding of The Scienceers, a fan club, early in 1930.
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