star-struck

adjective

captivated by famous people or by fame itself.

Origin of star-struck

First recorded in 1960–65

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Examples from the Web for starstruck

Contemporary Examples of starstruck

I get starstruck by women who I truly idolize, such as her and Kristen Wiig.
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Kevin Fallon
November 21, 2013
Swift also told Vogue, “The only time in my life I have ever been starstruck was when I met Caroline and Ethel Kennedy.”
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Paula Froelich
July 27, 2012
Gaida, who until then had never met a celebrity, let alone been with hundreds in one room, was starstruck.
Confessions of a Red Carpet Escort
Itay Hod
January 13, 2011
But once in a while temptation takes hold and you may very well be struck down, starstruck yourselves.
Stars at the Polls
Angela Janklow
November 4, 2008
Once in a while temptation takes hold and you may very well be struck down, starstruck yourselves.
Stars at the Polls
Angela Janklow
November 4, 2008

British Dictionary definitions for starstruck

starstruck

adjective

completely overawed by someone's celebrity status

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